The Fur Country, or Seventy Degrees North Latitude
Boston: James R. Osgood and Company, 1874. First American Edition. Publisher's red cloth, decoratively stamped and gilt. Internally bright, clean, and crisp, front and rear hinges a touch loose. Front/Rear boards faintly and superficially mottled. Light wear to tips and corners, expertly consolidated and reinforced. Overall very good. Item #225051
Translated from the French by N. D'Anvers (pseudo. of Mrs. Arthur Bell).
As one of Jules Verne's lesser-known works, "Fur Country" has nonetheless contributed to the author's reputation as a pioneer of science fiction and adventure literature.Set against the backdrop of the Arctic's harsh and unforgiving terrain, Verne's narrative unfolds with gripping suspense and meticulous detail. The novel combines elements of exploration, scientific discovery, and survival, as the characters navigate through icy waters, encounter indigenous peoples, and confront the challenges of extreme weather conditions.
[Gallagher A29].
Price: $600.00