Lost in the Land of Ice: or, Daring Adventures Around the South Pole

· Aeneas Press
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Complete and unabridged, with 56 full-page plates by Ivan Aivazovsky, Winslow Homer and J. M. W. Turner. A boy and a rich young man fit out a ship for the Antarctic in search of a treasure wreck, and find rivals on the same course. Stratemeyer wrote it in 1902, when the far south was still almost unvisited, and says in his preface that he wanted young readers to know how little was known. The ice and the sealers are done from the published expeditions. Fifty-six plates of harbour and sea painting by Turner, Aivazovsky and others give the book's Antarctic ice and far harbours their proper weather.
Complete and unabridged, with 56 full-page plates by Ivan Aivazovsky, Winslow Homer and J. M. W. Turner. A boy and a rich young man fit out a ship for the Antarctic in search of a treasure wreck, and find rivals on the same course. Stratemeyer wrote it in 1902, when the far south was still almost...

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Edward Stratemeyer (1862-1930) was an American publisher and writer born in Elizabeth, New Jersey. He wrote over a hundred and fifty books himself and founded the syndicate that produced some thirteen hundred more under house names. His works include Under Dewey at Manila, the Rover Boys series, and the outlines behind Tom Swift and the Hardy Boys.
Edward Stratemeyer (1862-1930) was an American publisher and writer born in Elizabeth, New Jersey. He wrote over a hundred and fifty books himself and founded the syndicate that produced some thirteen hundred more under house names. His works include Under Dewey at Manila, the Rover Boys series, ...

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