The Naval Institutions of a Republic. An Address Written for the Irving Literary Institute, of the City of Erie, Pa.
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An edition of this interesting narrative of Arctic discovery is issued by Derby, Buf- falo. \\>i\\ the present excitement of the public mind on this subject, the wofk can- not fail of a warm welcome. — N. Y . Tribune.
It now constitutes a complete narrative of the progress of Arctic discoveries, and especially of the many unavailing efforts that have been made for the rescue of an expedition that has awakened sucH deep interest both here and a-hsodA.— Albany Journal, It purports to give detailed notices of all the expeditions in search of Sir John Franklin, including the American one of Mr.
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Beautifully Illustrated. Price $1 25.
EXTRACTS FROM THE PRESS- This book is one of the most interesting publications of the season. The general anxiety now prevailing respecting tlie fate of Sir John Franklin and his gallant com- panions makes it especially opportune. The work gives a full account of all the Arctic expeditions which have taken place within the last generation, and paiticu i. rlyof those who have been sent out in search oi' Franklin. The history of the Grinnell exi edition is pa...rticularly full and satisfactory. This is one of those books that are certain to have thousands of readci-s. — N. Y. Courier 4" Enquirer.
An edition of this interesting narrative of Arctic discovery is issued by Derby, Buf- falo. \\>i\\ the present excitement of the public mind on this subject, the wofk can- not fail of a warm welcome. — N. Y . Tribune.
It now constitutes a complete narrative of the progress of Arctic discoveries, and especially of the many unavailing efforts that have been made for the rescue of an expedition that has awakened sucH deep interest both here and a-hsodA.— Albany Journal, It purports to give detailed notices of all the expeditions in search of Sir John Franklin, including the American one of Mr.
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