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The play was loosely inspired by the loss of Sir [[John Franklin]]'s lost Arctic expedition of 1845, in which Dickens had taken a great inte

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*[[John Franklin Bardin]]

* Calhoun, John Caldwell. ''Correspondence of John C. Calhoun'' edited by - John Franklin Jameson. (1900) 1218 pages; highly useful scholarly edition of major letter

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{{Image|franklin3.jpg|right|250px|Sir John Franklin}} Rear Admiral Sir '''John Franklin''' [[Royal Geographical Society|FRGS]] ([[April 15]], 1786 - [[June 11]], 1

{{Image|franklin3.jpg|right|250px|Sir John Franklin}} Rear Admiral Sir '''John Franklin''' [[Royal Geographical Society|FRGS]] ([[April 15]], 1786 - [[June 11]], 1

...this time, interest in polar exploration was high due to the search for [[John Franklin]]'s missing expedition, and many would-be polar explorers took up the theor

...818 and continuing through the ill-fated expedition of [[John Franklin|Sir John Franklin]] in 1845, from which not a single man returned alive. The notion of an [[O ...a failure. The second expedition, under the command of David Buchan and [[John Franklin]], made far less progress, its ships battered by the ice-pack and forced to

...818 and continuing through the ill-fated expedition of [[John Franklin|Sir John Franklin]] in 1845, from which not a single man returned alive. The notion of an [[O ...a failure. The second expedition, under the command of David Buchan and [[John Franklin]], made far less progress, its ships battered by the ice-pack and forced to

* '''Franklin''' - [[John Franklin]]