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McClintock, Sir Francis Leopold
1819–1907, British arctic explorer. As a lieutenant in the navy he was assigned to his first arctic service in 1848, when Sir James Clark Ross went in search of the lost expedition of Sir John Franklin. On this voyage and on the Franklin search expedition (1850–51) under Capt. [eng] |
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Picture History - Sir Francis Leopold McClintock (1819â0131907)
Sir Francis Leopold McClintock was a British arctic explorer who was assigned to his first arctic service in 1848 in search of the lost expedition of Sir John Franklin. McClintock eventually proved that Franklin had found the existence of the Northwest Passage before he perished. The account of McClintock’s findings was published as The Voyage of the Fox in 1859. [eng] |
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Picture History - Sir Francis Leopold McClintock (1819â0131907)
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McClintock, Sir Francis Leopold. The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. 2001
British arctic explorer. As a lieutenant in the navy he was assigned to his first arctic service in 1848, when Sir James Clark Ross went in search of the lost expedition of Sir John Franklin. On this voyage and on the Franklin search expedition (1850–51) under Capt. Horatio Austin, McClintock learned and developed the Eskimo art of sledging. [eng] |
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McCLINTOCK, Sir Francis Leopold
Autograph Letter Signed to Charles W. Schofield, recommending that he ask the Royal Geographical Society for Sir Henry Barth's address, 1 page 8vo (laid down), Oban, 24 August 1863. [eng] |
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McClintock, Sir Francis Leopold (Explorers, Travelers, And Conquerors) - Encyclopedia
1819–1907, British arctic explorer. As a lieutenant in the navy he was assigned to his first arctic service in 1848, when Sir James Clark Ross went in search of the lost expedition of Sir John Franklin. On this voyage and on the Franklin search expedition (1850–51) under Capt. Horatio Austin, McClintock learned and developed the Eskimo art of sledging. On the Austin expedition he mapped much of the south coast of Melville Island; while on Sir Edward Belcher's expedition (1852–54), he discovered and mapped most of Prince Patrick Island. [eng] |
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McClintock, Sir Francis Leopold
British Arctic explorer. As a lieutenant in the navy he was assigned to his first Arctic service in 1848, when Sir James Clark Ross went in search of the lost expedition of Sir John Franklin. On this voyage and on the Franklin search expedition (1850-51) under Capt. Horatio Austin, McClintock learned and developed the Eskimo art of sledging. [eng] |
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