Fridtjof Nansen's "Farthest North" is a two-volume narrative detailing his 1893-1896 Arctic expedition aboard the Fram. It is a seminal work in polar exploration literature, documenting significant scientific observations and Nansen's pioneering drift theory.
Sources for Fridtjof Nansen — Farthest North
Fridtjof Nansen — Farthest North in Oceanography
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- Roald Amundsen — Arctic Expedition Reports (early 1900s)
- Lord Kelvin — Tidal Theory Papers (1870s)
- Matthew Fontaine Maury — The Physical Geography of the Sea (1855)
- Charles Wyville Thomson — The Depths of the Sea (1873)
- John Murray and Johan Hjort — The Depths of the Ocean (1912)
- Edward Forbes — The Natural History of the European Seas (1859)
- Alexander Agassiz — Three Cruises of the "Blake" (1888)