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The Fur Country

by Jules Verne

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First published: 1873
Pages: 325

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A Soirée at Fort Reliance
18:34
The Hudson’s Bay Fur Company
15:24
A Savant Thawed
13:44
A Factory
16:39
From Fort Reliance to Fort enterprise
16:37
A Wapiti Duel
18:15
The Arctic Circle
18:10
The Great Bear Lake
18:27
A Storm on the Lake
19:07
A Retrospect
15:04
Along the Coast
16:15
The Midnight Sun
16:07
Fort Hope
17:11
Some Excursions
16:07
Fifteen Miles from Cape Bathurst
14:49
Two Shots
18:02
The Approach of Winter
19:26
The Polar Night
21:35
A Neighbourly Visit
21:07
Mercury Freezes
15:16
The Large Polar Bears
22:48
Five Months More
19:10
The Eclipse of the 18th June 1860
21:34
A Floating Fort
12:11
Where Are We?
17:10
A Tour Of The Island
19:32
A Night Encampment
19:23
From July 25th To August 20th
19:34
Ten Days Of Tempest
16:36
A Fire And A Cry
20:35
Mrs. Paulina Barnett’s Excursion
23:16
Kalumah’s Adventures
18:33
The Kamtchatka Current
18:25
A Communication From Lieutenant Hobson
18:05
A Chance To Be Tried
19:14
Across The Ice-Field
15:31
The Winter Months
16:53
A Last Exploring Expedition
23:33
The Break-Up Of The Ice
17:54
The Avalanche
13:23
All At Work
20:13
Behring Sea
17:06
In The Offing
12:37
The Island Becomes An Isle
11:13
The Four Following Days
12:02
On A Piece Of Ice
19:22
Conclusion
4:19

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Lieutenant Jasper Hobson is sent by the Hudson's Bay Company to build a fur-trading fort at the edge of the Arctic, on a cape jutting into the polar sea near the seventieth parallel. His party, which includes the intrepid traveler Mrs. Paulina Barnett and an astronomer sent to observe an eclipse, raises Fort Hope and settles in for a long, brutal winter of wolves, cold, and cabin fever. Then the ground betrays them. Their cape is no cape at all but a slab of ice torn loose from the mainland, now drifting on the open ocean and thawing beneath their feet. Survival becomes a race against the melting floor.