Second to No Other
Second to No Other Note – [This is one of the background chapters cut for length from the original 1984 manuscript of Unravelling the …
Reviews
“Unravelling the Franklin” – Review by Richard C. Davis, University of Calgary
Richard C. Davis, Department of English, University of Calgary Our ways of thinking about history, literature, and anthropology have changed dramatically in recent years, and …
“Unravelling the Franklin” – Review by Michelle Daveluy, Saint Mary’s University
Michelle Daveluy, Saint Mary’s University In 1845 the HMS Erebus and Terror lead by Sir John Franklin disappeared in the Arctic Seas. It is not …
“Strangers Among Us” – Review by Sherrill Grace
Sherrill Grace, Books In Review This review is an excerpt from a section called “Northern Mysteries”, along with a review of “Strange Things, the Malevolant …
“Strangers Among Us” – Review by Russell A. Potter
Russell Potter The mystery of the disastrous British Arctic expedition led by Sir John Franklin in 1845 was ostensibly solved in 1859 when Captain Leopold …
“Unravelling the Franklin” – Review by Renée Fossett, University of Manitoba
Renée Fossett, History Department, University of Manitoba Spring 1993 David C. Woodman’s revisionist history of Sir John Franklin’s attempt to find a passage through the …
“Unravelling the Franklin” – Review by Russell Potter, The Arctic Book Review
Russell A. Potter – The Arctic Book Review March 7, 2015 It’s the single most significant book in the history of the search for Sir …