 | Eneas Sweetland Dallas - 1859 - 556 strani
...life — and life only. We shall soon learn, from the publication oí Captain M'Clintock's journals, how a woman's devoted love, and a generous nation's...died — that of being the First Discoverers of the ¿forth- Wait Passage. ROBERT STEPHENSON. Birth-place of Robert Stepheatoa. BEFORE these pages will... | |
 | Alfred Webb - 1878 - 616 strani
...Roderick Murchison agrees with M'Clintock and others in affirming that "Franklin and his followers secured the honour for which they died — that of being the first discoverers of the North-west Passage." Captain Crozier's fellow townsmen have erected a fine monument to his memory.... | |
 | Waldemar Christopher Brøgger, Nordahl Rolfsen - 1896 - 470 strani
...diaries, which the Eskimo children afterwards tore in pieces. ' Franklin and his followers secured the honour for which they died — that of being the first discoverers of the NorthWest Passage.' So says a leading English authority, and not without a certain justification. But... | |
 | 1860 - 856 strani
...life — and life only. We shall soon learn, from the publication of Captain M'Clintock's journals, how a woman's devoted love, and a generous nation's...Terror, and secured to Franklin and his followers the honor for which they died— that of being the First Discoverers of the North-West Passage. 36 CUBAN... | |
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Captain M'Clintock's journals, how a woman's devoted love, and a generous nation's sympathy, at last cleared up the mystery which once hung over the voyage of her Majesty's ships Erebus and Terror, and secured to Franklin and his followers the honour... 