Erebus
One Ship, Two Epic Voyages, and the Greatest Naval Mystery of All Time
by:
Michael Palin
in:
European History
Summary:
The book chronicles the dual voyages of the HMS Erebus, first under James Clark Ross's Antarctic expedition and later during Sir John Franklin's ill-fated quest to navigate the Northwest Passage. It delves into the ship's history, the experiences of its crew, and the enduring mystery surrounding its disappearance in the Arctic.
Key points:
1. The HMS Erebus: The book explores the history of the HMS Erebus, a British ship involved in two major 19th-century voyages - one successful to Antarctica and a disastrous one to the Arctic.
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