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Lancaster Sound

a W. outlet of Baffin Bay, in lat. 74° 20′ N., connected with Boothia Gulf on the S. by means of Prince Regent Inlet. Though this opening into the Arctic Ocean was discovered by Baffin in 1616, it was first navigated by Parry in 1819. th posed to bo hard II., 1899. ins death in times in 1198. private ap of a form much diung ation coun apon to back. War Id in are men-are ngth "Ian 2100g Et of proc Long, virge othe Song, t off wood Erded ever grea 1% has it is The The ed to tree. the nary per (län ee to born not celel when Di nd is bit and Greek dend early Loed Co di- 9 m The thre f our brid cuts It is once, and Coprinics, with Bav ames rious the the the old tory Yea Eatus, in 1 about Lou nding dur -r ex- sion Ey de- in roper raze the . It Fra seas. The red the duced shee Polish mo 1816, were LANCE

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