Editore: The Hudson's Bay Record Society, London, 1953
Da: Attic Books (ABAC, ILAB), London, ON, Canada
EUR 90,05
Quantità: 1 disponibili
Aggiungi al carrelloHardcover. Condizione: Good. No 466 of a Limited Edition. The Publications of the Hudson's Bay Record Society. cvi, 401, xiii [xiv]p. 24.5 cm. Navy blue cloth hardcover binding with gold lettering on spine. Spine faded. Pages cut by hand, with a few tears. One of the publications of the Hudson's Bay Record Society after its break with the Champlain Society who published the Society's first twelve volumes (1938-1949). The Society was formed in order to organize and disseminate the Hudson Bay Company's extensive records going back to 1670. The society disbanded in 1983 with Rupert's Island Record Society taking over publishing responsibilities for HBC. Dr. John Rae (1813-1893)was a Scottish physician and explorer who surveyed parts of Northern Canada, including the Northwest Passage, the Arctic coast near Victoria Island, and the Gulf of Boothia near Hudson's Bay. This book contains notes from his three Arctic journeys as well as his journey in 1854 to discover the fate of the Franklin Expedition.