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"Modern Whaling & Bear-Hunting: A record of present-day whaling with up-to-date appliances in many parts of the world, and of bear and seal hunting in the arctic regions" by W. G. Burn Murdoch offers a captivating glimpse into the world of whaling, sealing, and bear hunting in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. This historical account details expeditions to Arctic regions, documenting hunting practices and encounters with wildlife in remote and challenging environments. Murdoch's work provides a vivid portrayal of these activities across the globe, highlighting the technologies and techniques employed. Explore the thrilling pursuits of whalers, sealers, and bear hunters, and delve into the historical context of these practices. A fascinating resource for anyone interested in hunting, polar exploration, and the natural history of animals.
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