New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-13

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ARCTIC EXPLORATIONS.
superby illustrated BY upward Of 800 Engrsvinss
Moe i2o sold first year
Of 10 public stion.
TIE Hon. EDwArD EvrRrrr says
IL does the subor equal cred. Of science and sn
phaLthopist conjunction with h. former publications it
VII bin sliding place on the roll. Of hUe.. fame
Illustration 10 Of superior excellence"
w H. Prescott, the Historian. says:
"is Of the ratsbe records asvs met with,
Of difficulties and suffering and Of the OF brave spirit TO
overcome them"
Ts. ,, ~ On 5ne Ks1s }scsp, work Ar. 40 ppv.r,v
acknowledged tina, seems .uperfaou' to praise IT,"
The Rev FRucIs L HAWKS. LII D, says:
Tbe world in it few stories Of hlmsn suffering and
BE- which need. the word Of sPprooOn from
carries with lie own reeommendaon and no. a
pretend TO ndor,e i,s merits DR. Kane and h. w very
properly, he remembered long after am forgotten
GPR JAMES the NOvei.,, says:
read the two volumes deeper interes. than ft
in any work in my e and concluded with love and id
for the who wrote them. only wish there
dozen yolumes more
The Hon. GEORGE BANCROFT, the Historian, says:
Bis expedition in small party the
size of bis vessel (which had Lo conpsnion he
which be explored the Polar reon' the esth of time he
remained there snd the mayeh OF bis esaPe-seens 10 me
without parallel"
Msjor. Gen. wrsFIEtD scoTr says;
"hsve read DR. Kane. Arctic Explorations tonly since his
des with the nt Posnsp interest. 80 many noble .dyen &
desruconso much achieved for 'ciencesnd al
scholar thou hsse had hardly committed % the immortal
pres. when be sank into the grave the victim Of bis undyng
isbors!"
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