BARTLETT - The Great Explorer by Horwood, Harold - 1977

Toronto: Doubleday Canada, 1977. (xiv) 194 pp. Trade paperback format. Edge and corner wear with a minor crease on the spine; no interior markings. Illustrated with black and white plates and maps. The Contents are: The Finest Example of Leadership in the Maritime History of Canada; According to Their Orders; I Fell in the Water So Often I Had No Other Clothes Except My Sisters'; As Much as Killing a Rattlesnake; Next Voyage I'm Going to the North Pole; Beyond Human Strength; I Don't Know, Perhaps I Cried a Little; A Gold Brick; Hunting - If You Can Call It That; I Got to Be a Mangy Lion; The Greatest Bloody Bargain of My Life; God Damn the Keel - It's All or Nothing Now; As Ominous as Derelicts; Like a Human Being in Torment; So Close You Could Easily Throw a Biscuit Ashore; Wheaties Winchesters and Walrus; The War That Wasn't Worth Fighting; and His Ship Goes Sailing On; followed by appendices: Annotated List of Bartlett's Voyages; List of Medals with Citations; and Bibliography; followed by an index.. First Softcover Edition. Paperback. Very Good. 12mo.