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Scientific American, Vol. 36, No. 3 (1877) (1877)

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weather at our winter equipment and fully manned, were unable to proceed further quarters was remarkably calm; indeed, we may be said to tude. toward the pole, and will also show the futility of the open “In Robeson Channel prop- polar seatheory. Afterfully = er, except where the cliffs describing… … tenant P. Aldrich left four which had attacked them, days previously with two they would certainly be un- CUTTING A WAY THROUGH THE ICE. fit for employment on ex- lightly equipped dog sledges have wintered on the border of a Pacific Sea. The prevail- to pioneer the road round Cape Joseph Henry for…

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