The Arctic Crusoe, a tale of the polar sea; or, Arctic adventures on the sea of ice
By: By Percy B. St. John
Contributors: Lee and Shepard
Publisher: Lee and Shepard, successors to Phillips, Sampson & Co.
Published: 1864
Place of publication: Boston
Language: eng
Number of pages: 243
Subjects: Children's stories; Adventure stories; Voyages and travels; Seafaring life; Juvenile fiction; Eskimos
Notes: "No work ever was published which has proved so delightful as 'Robinson Crusoe.' Naturally enough, there have been many imitations of so pleasing a production, such as the 'Swiss Family Robinson,' the 'Robinson Chretien,' and others. We make no apology for having conceived and carried out another version, which, though owing its idea to the works above-mentioned, is original in its scene and most of its events. The phenomena of the north have been fully and correctly described on the very best and latest authority. The places described are those visited by Parry and Franklin."--Preface, p. 3, signed Percy B. St. John.

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