10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PALAEOCRYSTIC»
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palaeocrystic in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
palaeocrystic and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Beyond the
Palaeocrystic Se: Or the Legend of Halfjord
This scarce antiquarian book is a selection from Kessinger Publishing's Legacy Reprint Series.
2
The Royal Geographical Society and the Arctic Expedition of ...
For the Eskimos, like the bears, depend on seals for their means of subsistence,
and all traces of them, therefore, cease with the seals and bears, where the
palaeocrystic floes commence. The falcons, which prey on marine life, also
entirely ...
Clements Robert Markham, 2012
3
The Great Frozen Sea: A Personal Narrative of the Voyage of ...
To conclude with the grand Palaeocrystic Sledging Chorus, by the entire strength
of the house. To commence at 7.30 precisely. God save the Queen. Messrs.
Giifard and Symons, Printing oflice, Trap Lane. This chapter would be incomplete
...
Albert Hastings Markham, 2011
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Science-fiction, the Early Years: A Full Description of More ...
BEYOND THE PALAEOCRYSTIC SEA OR THE LEGEND OF HALFJORD.
Privately Printed; Chicago, 1895. A lost-race narrative combined with a historical
novel of tenth-century Norway. * A frame narrator, exploring northern Greenland,
finds ...
Everett Franklin Bleiler, Richard Bleiler, 1990
5
25 Brave Men: Tales of an Arctic Journey
The floes were of great thickness as could be seen as an occasional abutment of
the uniform thickness of the floe was joined by new ice onwhich we stood and
foundthe level of the palaeocrystic floetwo feet above our heads. This would ...
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The Ships of Pembroke Dockyard
'The Grand Palaeocrystic Sledging Song' Not very long ago On the six foot floe Of
the palaeocrystic sea, Two ships did ride Mid the crashing of the tide – The Alert
and the Discovery. One night in March1876 the Alert recorded a temperature of ...
The same palaeocrystic ice, due to pressure and the piling up of floe upon floe,
seems to have been met with by Peary, although he encountered open leads of
water and floes in motion. Although he only reached 84° 17' N., about 75 miles to
...
8
Science and the Canadian Arctic: A Century of Exploration, ...
... christened the Palaeo- crystic Sea.95 A chorus, composed by the Rev. H. W.
Pullen, chaplain on Alert, was cheerful: Not very long ago On the six-foot floe Of
the palaeocrystic sea, Two ships did ride Mid the crashing of the tide - The 'Ai.
Greely saw what he thought to be similar "palaeocrystic floebergs" in the
channels between Ellesmere Island and Greenland and decided that thev were
of glacial origin and that some of them at any rate came from the east Ellesmere
Island ...
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Proceedings of the Royal Geographical Society and Monthly ...
That is what you may call palaeocrystic ice. When I speak of a palaeocrystic floe, I
mean that kind of ice. I saw another kind of ice. I speak subject to the correction of
the officers of the expedition of 1875-76, but I saw ice of such a thickness and ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «PALAEOCRYSTIC»
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palaeocrystic is used in the context of the following news items.
What Triggered Abrupt Climate Change in Paleo Arctic?
... from the seven to 13-foot thick (two- to three-m) ice normally floating in the Arctic Ocean, Nares called it “palaeocrystic,” or “ancient ice.”. «Newswise, Aug 14»
