Shores of the Polar Sea is a gripping account of the 1875-6 Arctic expedition led by Edward Lawton Moss. The author provides readers with a detailed narrative of the dangers and challenges faced by the brave crew as they navigated through the treacherous waters of the polar sea.

Moss's vivid descriptions bring to life the harsh conditions of the Arctic environment, from the bone-chilling cold to the unpredictable ice floes that constantly threatened to sink their ship. The reader is taken on a harrowing journey as the crew battles against nature and their own limitations in their quest to explore the uncharted polar region.

Through Moss's expert storytelling, the reader gains a deep appreciation for the courage and resilience of the men who embarked on this perilous journey. His meticulous attention to detail and thorough research make this book a valuable historical account of an important Arctic expedition.

Overall, Shores of the Polar Sea is a compelling and informative read that sheds light on the challenges and triumphs of early Arctic exploration. It is a must-read for anyone interested in the history of polar expeditions and the indomitable spirit of exploration.

Book Description:
"THE ARCTIC EXPEDITION of 1875 left England on 29th May, crossed the Atlantic to Davis Straits in a succession of storms, and entered the Arctic regions on 4th July. It sailed with orders to 'attain the highest northern latitude, and, if possible, reach the Pole.'" This is the story of the crew of the HMS Alert, on its voyage of exploration up the Baffin Sea and toward northern Greenland.

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