Dr John Rae, explorer based in Canada, found out about the fate of the expedition. But definite evidence of Franklin's death was not found until 1859 when Admiral Sir Leopold McClintock led a ...

It reveals the story about one of the largest manhunts in Canadian history: the search for the lost ships of the Franklin Expedition, an Arctic expedition ... lorsque l’explorateur britannique Sir ...

None would survive. These last members of Sir John Franklin’s doomed 129-man expedition to map the Northwest Passage all perished, many just a few miles from where they’d started—although the bodies ...

He led an ill-fated Arctic expedition to identify the North West Passage. It isn't inscribed to Franklin but extensive research has established a direct link to Sir John, who perished along with ...

The cannibalised skeletal remains of a member of the doomed 1845 British Arctic expedition have been identified as that of ...

Ross' pillar was erected—Sir John Franklin died on the 11th of June 1847 and the total loss by deaths in the Expedition has been to this date 9 officers and 15 men.—James Fitzjames Captain HMS ...

"Identification of a Senior Officer from Sir John Franklin's Northwest Passage Expedition" by Stenton, Fratpietro and Park ...

In 1845, two ships—HMS Erebus and HMS Terror—under the command of Sir John Franklin set sail from England. Franklin's expedition was headed for the Arctic waters above Canada, with the goal of ...

When asked about the Franklin expedition, Weesy gave an enigmatic message that seemed to indicate its location (‘Erebus and Terror, Sir John Franklin, Lancaster Sound, Prince Regent Inlet, Point ...

Sir John Franklin, the Victorian Arctic explorer ... The kernel of this book is naturally Franklin's last, calamitous expedition. In May 1845, commanding two naval vessels, Erebus and Terror, he ...