HMS Terror. Arctic Expedition 1836-37

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HMS Terror. Arctic Expedition 1836-37

HMS Terror, nine months in the Ice of Frozen-Strait, under the command of Captain, now Rear Admiral Sir George Back, April, 1836-37. Photograph from a painting by E.W.Cooke. Arctic Expedition 1836-37

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