The New-York Review, and Atheneum Magazine, Band 2William Cullen Bryant, Henry J. Anderson, Robert Charles Sands E. Bliss & E. White, 1825 |
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... land , until he had satisfied himself that there was no land in that quarter . He then stood to the southward . To encourage the vigilance of his crew , he offered a bounty of ten pounds to the man who should first discover land . In ...
... land , until he had satisfied himself that there was no land in that quarter . He then stood to the southward . To encourage the vigilance of his crew , he offered a bounty of ten pounds to the man who should first discover land . In ...
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... land was to be seen . Three ice islands were in sight from the deck , and one other from the mast - head . On one we perceived a great number of penguins roosted . Our latitude at this time , 20th Fe- bruary , 1822 , was 740 15 ' . and ...
... land was to be seen . Three ice islands were in sight from the deck , and one other from the mast - head . On one we perceived a great number of penguins roosted . Our latitude at this time , 20th Fe- bruary , 1822 , was 740 15 ' . and ...
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... land , and is not formed in the open sea , is true . He latterly , however , changes his opinion , from having found ice solid in field in the latitude of 70 degrees to the northward of Bhering's Straits . But I think it likely that the ...
... land , and is not formed in the open sea , is true . He latterly , however , changes his opinion , from having found ice solid in field in the latitude of 70 degrees to the northward of Bhering's Straits . But I think it likely that the ...
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... land lying as far north as the latitude of 61 degrees . We may also conjecture , without much fear of being in the wrong , that the land with which we are acquainted , lying in latitude of 61 degrees , and in longitude 54o 30 ' , namely ...
... land lying as far north as the latitude of 61 degrees . We may also conjecture , without much fear of being in the wrong , that the land with which we are acquainted , lying in latitude of 61 degrees , and in longitude 54o 30 ' , namely ...
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... land them , on his pas- sage home , at some port in the Brazils . One day , Captain Barnard , with four of his men , were out on a hunting party to procure supplies for his guests . The crew whom he had succoured , fearing , probably ...
... land them , on his pas- sage home , at some port in the Brazils . One day , Captain Barnard , with four of his men , were out on a hunting party to procure supplies for his guests . The crew whom he had succoured , fearing , probably ...
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