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Bransfield, Edward
English sea captain and antarctic explorer. In 1820, Bransfield sailed from Chile to the South Shetland Islands off the N Antarctic Peninsula. After claiming King George Island for England, he ventured south, sighting and charting portions of the Antarctic continent. [eng] |
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Bransfield Family Genealogy Forum
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Edward Bransfield RN
Edward Bransfield's early years, naval career, will & testament, Bransfield name & genealogy, 'The Williams' info, and more. [eng] |
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Bransfield, Edward (Explorers, Travelers, And Conquerors) - Encyclopedia
1795–1852, English sea captain and antarctic explorer. In 1820, Bransfield sailed from Chile to the South Shetland Islands off the N Antarctic Peninsula. After claiming King George Island for England, he ventured south, sighting and charting portions of the Antarctic continent. It is believed he may have been the first explorer to sight the Antarctic mainland. [eng] |
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Bransfield, Edward. The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. 2001
English sea captain and antarctic explorer. In 1820, Bransfield sailed from Chile to the South Shetland Islands off the N Antarctic Peninsula. After claiming King George Island for England, he ventured south, sighting and charting portions of the Antarctic continent. It is believed he may have been the first explorer to sight the Antarctic mainland. [eng] |
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Bransfield, Edward
English sea captain and antarctic explorer. In 1820, Bransfield sailed from Chile to the South Shetland Islands off the N Antarctic Peninsula. After claiming King George Island for England, he ventured south, sighting and charting portions of the Antarctic continent. It is believed he may have been the first explorer to sight the Antarctic mainland. [eng] |
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