An Arctic Boat-Journey in the Autumn of 1854

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This first-hand account from 1860 details a challenging episode in Greenland during the second Grinnell expedition, which aimed to locate the missing explorer John Franklin. The narrative captures the harsh realities faced by the expedition members, providing insights into their struggles and the extreme conditions of the Arctic environment. Through vivid descriptions, it offers a unique perspective on exploration and survival in one of the world's most unforgiving landscapes.