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X. "THE ARCTIC MOON."
Word Count: 1584
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Released on: 17/11/2017
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Contents
PREFACE
I. EARLY LIFE
II. ARMY-LIFE IN ARIZONA
III. ARMY-LIFE IN NEBRASKA
IV. ARMY-LIFE IN KANSAS
V. ARMY-LIFE IN INDIAN TERRITORY AND COLORADO
VI. PREPARING FOR THE ARCTIC REGIONS
VII. FROM NEWFOUNDLAND TO LADY FRANKLIN BAY
VIII. HOUSE-BUILDING AND LOCAL EXPLORATIONS
IX. PRELIMINARY SLEDGE EXPEDITIONS AND LIFE AT THE STATION
X. "THE ARCTIC MOON."
XI. EXPEDITION TO LOCKWOOD ISLAND
XII FROM LOCKWOOD ISLAND TO LADY FRANKLIN BAY
XIII. WAITING AND WATCHING
XIV. RESUMING A DESPERATE STRUGGLE
XV. ACROSS GRINNELL LAND
XVI. PREPARING FOR HOME
XVII. HOMEWARD BOUND
XVIII. THE FINAL CATASTROPHE
XIX. THE WOEFUL RETURN
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