Finding the North pole
Dr. Cook's own story of his discovery, April 21, 1908, the story of Commander Peary's discovery, April 6, 1909, together with the marvelous record of former Arctic expeditions
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Author
Publication
1909 - publisher not identified, [Philadelphia?, Pennsylvania
Language
English
Word Count
112,000 words, Guess
Page Count
448 pages
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL7018323M
- OCLC Control Number486699
- OCLC Control Number978663178
- Library of Congress Control Number10009937
- LibraryThing2703625
Classifications
- LCCG620 .M7
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