Northern Whale-fishery

Venture into the perilous world of 19th-century Arctic whaling with William Scoresby's "The northern whale-fishery." This meticulously prepared edition offers a detailed look into the historical whale fishery and the challenging lives of those who pursued whales in the Arctic regions. Explore the technology and techniques employed in this demanding industry, gaining insights into maritime history and the relationship between humans and marine life.

Scoresby's work provides invaluable firsthand knowledge of whaling practices and the natural history of whales themselves. A significant resource for understanding animal husbandry in a historical context and the broader history of European exploration and industry, "The northern whale-fishery" remains a compelling testament to a bygone era. Discover the realities of this demanding and dangerous profession in this essential work on whaling in the Arctic.

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