Explore the enduring allure of Arctic exploration with Thomas Jefferys' "The great probability of a North West Passage." This compelling historical account delves into the persistent quest for a navigable sea route through the Arctic, offering a glimpse into the ambitions and challenges of early explorers.

Focusing on the narratives and accounts surrounding Bartolomé de Fuentes, the book examines the possibility of a Northwest Passage and the impact such a discovery would have had on sea travel and trade routes. Journey back in time to witness the spirit of adventure that drove expeditions into the daunting polar regions.

This meticulously prepared print edition allows readers to immerse themselves in a pivotal era of geographical discovery and exploration narratives. A valuable resource for anyone interested in the history of expeditions, North America, and the relentless human drive to chart the unknown.

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