CONTENTS.

THE ENGLISH AT THE NORTH POLE.

CHAPTER
[I.]	THE FORWARD
[II.]	AN UNEXPECTED LETTER
[III.]	DR. CLAWBONNY
[IV.]	THE DOG-CAPTAIN
[V.]	AT SEA
[VI.]	THE GREAT POLAR CURRENT
[VII.]	THE ENTRANCE OF DAVIS STRAIT
[VIII.]	THE TALK OF THE CREW
[IX.]	ANOTHER LETTER
[X.]	DANGEROUS SAILING
[XI.]	THE DEVIL'S THUMB
[XII.]	CAPTAIN HATTERAS
[XIII.]	THE CAPTAIN'S PLANS
[XIV.]	THE EXPEDITIONS IN SEARCH OF FRANKLIN
[XV.]	THE FORWARD DRIVEN SOUTHWARD
[XVI.]	THE MAGNETIC POLE
[XVII.]	THE FATE OF SIR JOHN FRANKLIN
[XVIII.]	THE WAY NORTHWARD
[XIX.]	A WHALE IN SIGHT
[XX.]	BEECHEY ISLAND
[XXI.]	THE DEATH OF BELLOT
[XXII.]	THE FIRST SIGNS OF MUTINY
[XXIII.]	ATTACKED BY THE ICE
[XXIV.]	PREPARATIONS FOR WINTERING
[XXV.]	ONE OF JAMES ROSS'S FOXES
[XXVI.]	THE LAST PIECE OF COAL
[XXVII.]	THE GREAT COLD AT CHRISTMAS
[XXVIII.]	PREPARATIONS FOR DEPARTURE
[XXIX.]	ACROSS THE ICE-FIELDS
[XXX.]	THE CAIRN
[XXXI.]	THE DEATH OF SIMPSON
[XXXII.]	THE RETURN TO THE FORWARD

THE DESERT OF ICE.

[I.]	THE DOCTOR'S INVENTORY
[II.]	ALTAMONT'S FIRST WORDS
[III.]	SEVENTEEN DAYS OF LAND JOURNEY
[IV.]	THE LAST CHARGE OF POWDER
[V.]	THE SEAL AND THE BEAR
[VI.]	THE PORPOISE
[VII.]	A DISCUSSION ABOUT CHARTS
[VIII.]	EXCURSION TO THE NORTH OF VICTORIA BAY
[IX.]	COLD AND HEAT
[X.]	THE PLEASURES OF WINTER-QUARTERS
[XI.]	DISQUIETING TRACES
[XII.]	THE ICE PRISON
[XIII.]	THE MINE
[XIV.]	THE POLAR SPRING
[XV.]	THE NORTHWEST PASSAGE
[XVI.]	NORTHERN ARCADIA
[XVII.]	ALTAMONT'S REVENGE
[XVIII.]	THE LAST PREPARATIONS
[XIX.]	THE JOURNEY NORTHWARD
[XX.]	FOOTPRINTS ON THE SNOW
[XXI.]	THE OPEN SEA
[XXII.]	THE APPROACH TO THE POLE
[XXIII.]	THE ENGLISH FLAG
[XXIV.]	POLAR COSMOGRAPHY
[XXV.]	MOUNT HATTERAS
[XXVI.]	RETURN TO THE SOUTH
[XXVII.]	CONCLUSION