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Scientific American, Vol. 75, No. 8 (1896) (1896)

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o Jackson’s winter quarters, where we found all in good Bennett Island, the course would be changed to the 33 degrees. health. We remained there about six weeks till the north. Hence the explorer hoped to pass by the pole, ‘“We saw no land and no open water except narrow steamer Windward arrived.… … er account : young chickens in the box ‘*When the bear flesh was for an hour or so. This exhausted we were obliged recipe, says H. F. Work, in the Drainage Journal, is men of the Jackson-Harmsworth expedition—Child, to kill the weakest of the dogs to feed the others, and to equal to any preparation…

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