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The Ice Master: The Doomed 1913 Voyage Of The Karluk And The Miraculous Rescue Of Her Survivors,Used Boothman Dryzek Shows That Democracy ShouldIn 1913 An Expedition Party Sailed Out Of British Columbia In Search Of An Undiscovered Arctic Continent. Filled With Hope And Excitement, The Twentyfive People On Board Had No Hint Of The Tragedy That Lay Ahead. Imprisoned In Ice, Abandoned By Their Expedition Leader, And Blown Off Course By Polar Storms, The Karluks Crew Was Eventually Forced To Abandon Ship On The Icepack Somewhere In The Remote, Treacherous Arctic. While The Captain Set Off On