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PART III. | |
THE VARIOUS EXPEDITIONS. | |
Chapter XII. | |
The Arctic expeditions. — The Northeast passage. — Severe
criticisms on Nordenskjöld | 107 |
Chapter XIII. | |
The discovery of the Kurile Islands and Japan from the north | 117 |
Chapter XIV. | |
Preparations for Bering’s voyage of discovery to America. —
Founding of Petropavlovsk. — The brothers De l’Isle | 127 |
Chapter XV. | |
The discovery of America from the east. — Steller induced to
join the expedition. — The separation of the St. Peter and the St. Paul | 135 |
Chapter XVI. | |
Bering’s place of landing on the American coast. — Captain
Cook’s uncertainty. — The question discussed and definitely settled | 143 |
Chapter XVII. | |
Explorations along the American coast. — Steller’s censure of
Bering for undue haste. — Bering defended. — Dali, the American writer, reprimanded. — The return voyage | 150 |
Chapter XVIII. | |
The discovery of the Aleutian Islands. — Terrible hardships of
the voyage. — Steller’s fault-finding. — Bering confined to his cabin. — Deaths on board from exhaustion and disease. — Bering Island discovered. — A narrow escape | 164 |
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