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Scientific American, Vol. 75, No. 9 (1896) (1896)

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been invented by a German who is direction in order to proceed across to Spitzbergen from a further advance. But wecould see nothing but ice at present living in London, Mr. Leo Kamm. This is a the most westward cape, but Payer’s map -was mis- of the same description, hummock beyond hummock… … His recommendation is that plates be sepa- 24, when about 82 degrees north, we sighted rated by strips of tinfoil and stored in metal unknown land at last, but the ice was every- boxes, a suggestion which seems feasible in view of the ‘*We left Franz Josef Land in the steamer Windward where broken…

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