by Tasmanian historian Alison Alexander won the 2014 National Biography Award. See also Lady Franklin's Revenge by Ken McGoogan, a history of explorations of the Arctic funded by Lady Franklin References Further reading Biography at the Dictionary of Canadian Biography Online Frances J. Woodward, "Franklin, Jane (1791 - 1875)", Australian Dictionary of Biography, Volume 1, Melbourne University Press, 1966, pp 411–412. Roderic Owen, The Fate of Franklin: The Life and Mysterious Death of the Most Heroic of Arctic Explorers, Hutchinson Group (Australia) Pty. Ltd., Richmond South, Victoria, 1978. Ken McGoogan. Lady Franklin's Revenge: A True Story of Ambition, Obsession and the Remaking of Arctic History. Toronto, HarperCollins. 2005 Journals, correspondence and papers of Jane, Lady Franklin at the Scott Polar Research Institute. Portrait of Lady Franklin, 1816 by Amelie Romilly. Lady Jane Franklin from a sketch by T. Bock, Hobart Town, about 1840. The text of Lady Franklin's Lament. Franklin, Tasmania was founded by, and named after, her. Lady Franklin's Revenge, by Ken McGoogan as affecting the fate of my absent husband, edited by Erika Behrisch Elce External links Bits of Travel at Home, Helen Hunt Jackson, 1878 Lady Jane Franklin National Library of Australia, Newspaper Digitisation Project. Lady Jane Franklin Correspondence at Dartmouth College Library 1791 births 1875 deaths Settlers of Tasmania Women of the Victorian era Female explorers Franklin's lost expedition People from Bloomsbury English explorers Burials at Kensal Green Cemetery 18th-century Australian women 19th-century Australian women American Geographical Society Wives of knights