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Franklin's first expedition as seen by the fur traders

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  27 October 2009

Margaret Arnett MacLeod and
Richard Glover
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[Some months ago one of our staff, leafing through the Proceedings of the Fourth National Northern Development Conference held in Edmonton in November 1967, stumbled on a reference to an unknown skit on the First Franklin Expedition in a paper that Richard Glover read to the Conference (Glover, 1967, p 27). Further enquiries produced the manuscript we print here.

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Polar Record , Volume 15 , Issue 98 , May 1971, pp. 669 - 682
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Copyright © Cambridge University Press 1971

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