A voyage of discovery and research in the southern and antarctic regions, during the years 1839 / 1843. By captain Sir James Clark Ross, R. N. KNT., D. C. L.,Oxon, F. R. S., etc. With plates, maps and woodcuts. In two volumes Vol. I-II

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