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Edward Bransfield's Antarctic Voyage, 1819–20, and the Discovery of the Antarctic Continent

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  27 October 2009

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The lands discovered in the Antarctic regions, by Captain Smith, of Blythe, in the brig Williams, have been the subject of various papers in the different periodical works which pay attention to such subjects. The Literary Gazette furnished the first notice of this discovery, and, not long after, one of the Edinburgh Magazines supplied some farther particulars, which we copied into our pages. There has not yet, however, appeared any full and regular history of the new land, of which maps and charts are now selling in all the principal shops in London.

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Copyright © Cambridge University Press 1947

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page 391 note 1 On sailing, the land ran in a S.W. direction as far as the eye extended; but a little distance to the southward of a headland, named Martin's head, it abruptly trended to the W.N.W. forming to the view a spacious sound.