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In this gripping memoir, Adolphus Washington Greely recounts his three years of harrowing service in the Arctic. As part of the Lady Franklin Expedition, Greely and his team faced extreme conditions and hunger to achieve a historic goal: reaching the farthest north point ever attained by humans. Three Years of Arctic Service is a thrilling adventure narrative and a valuable addition to the history of Arctic exploration.

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