Journal - Franklin Institute of the State of Pennsylvania (1826)
Franklin Institute, Philadelphia, Franklin Institute (Philadelphia, Pa.) · [Philadelphia : Franklin Institute] · leaf 349
the indications noted byMonsieur Gervaize had reference to a cloud, which, seenfrom the height of one of the spars {hune dartitnon), appearedto be above the horizon. On descending, he announced to - Voyage au Pole Sud, etc., Tome Huitieme, pages 123-185.\ Voyage au Pole Sud, etc., Tome Huitieme,… … Monsieur Dumoulin was the first one of us all who saw theland. On the 20th, owing to lack of wind, they could not getany nearer to the coast, and there remained, on the Astro- May, igoi.] Antarctica: a History of Antarctic Discovery. 337 labe, more than one doubter as to its existence. But atmidday…
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