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Fields Of Ice Tells The Dramatic Story Of Franklin's Third And Final Expedition To The North-west Passage Through The Eyes Of The Ship's Cook, Canot. The Erebus And The Terror Set Sail From Greenhithe On 19 May 1845. On Board Were Sir John Franklin, A Crew Of A Hundred And Twenty-nine Men, And Three Years' Provisions. Franklin's Plan Was To Find The North-west Passage, A Northern Sea Route To Asia That Had Eluded European Explorers For Hundreds Of Years. He Was Never Heard From Again. When Franklin Failed To Report Back, His Wife Started A Major Campaign To Try To Find Her Missing Husband. Alongside Sir John Franklin's Journey, Fields Of Ice Tells The Story Of Jane, Lady Franklin, A Strong, Redoubtable Woman, Who Spent Years Trying To Raise Money And Support To Send Out Expeditions To Find Her Husband And His Men. --publisher. Arabella Edge. Map On Inside Covers. Includes Bibliographical References.
- Author
- Edge, Arabella
- Publisher
- Picador USA
- Published
- 2011
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9780330536240
- Subjects
- Literary Fiction, Humanities
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