The Royal Navy and Polar Exploration Vol 2

From Franklin to Scott

(Author) E C Coleman
Format: Paperback
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This narrative reflects on one of the most perilous quests in Polar explorationthe search for the Northwest Passage. The fabled route to the Orient took many lives, including the entire crews of Franklin s Erebus and Terror and even some of the men sent to find out what happened to the unfortunate explorers. Ernest Coleman s study tells the story of not just Franklin and his ill-fated expedition but also the Royal Navy's involvement until Scott s Antarctic journey of 1912. "

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Publisher:
The History Press Ltd
Format:
Paperback
Number of pages:
None
Language:
en
ISBN:
9780752442075
Publish year:
2007
Publish date:
March 1, 2007

E C Coleman

E C Coleman is best known for their novel "The Tanglewood Murder." Their writing style is characterized by vivid descriptions and intricate plot twists. Coleman's work explores themes of suspense, betrayal, and redemption, earning them a reputation as a master of the mystery genre.

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