Northward Over The "great Ice": A Narrative Of Life And Work Along The Shores And Upon The Interior Ice-cap Of Northern Greenland In The Years 1886 And 1891-1897

In this thrilling memoir, Robert Peary recounts his epic expeditions to explore the northern reaches of Greenland and to find the North Pole. Facing extreme weather conditions, dangerous terrain, and hostile wildlife, Peary and his team persevered to make some of the most important discoveries in the history of polar exploration.

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