Title: In Search of the NW Passage
Product review: This book did an excellent job of surveying Sir John Franklin's ill-fated final attempt for the NW Passage. It walks the reader through a world of greed that was the man responsible for the disaster. You, the reader, find out that it was sloppy canning techniques that spoiled the food that the voyage depended upon, and ultimately led to the abandoning of the ships in search of help. As far as we know today, no one survived the expedition, and Cookman does an excellent job of tracing the route that the dwindling survivors may have taken in search of aid. A must read for True Adventure book enthusiasts.
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