The North Atlantic telegraph via the Færöe Isles, Iceland, and GreenlandFront matterReading editionChapter navigation13 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterTHE NORTH ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH VIA THE FÆRÖE ISLES, ICELAND, AND GREENLAND.MAPS, DIAGRAMS, AND ILLUSTRATIONSTHE NORTH ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.THE ROYAL GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY.SURVEY OF THE DEEP SEAS,SURVEY OF THE LANDING-PLACESSURVEY OF THE LAND SECTIONS,THE FIORDS OF SOUTH GREENLAND,THE ELECTRIC CIRCUITSTHE ROYAL GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY.APPENDIX.Opinions of Lieut. von Zeilau, of the Royal Danish Army, and Arnljot Olafsson, Member of the Icelandic Diet (both of whom accompanied the “Fox” Telegraph Expedition in 1860), Commissioners appointed by the Royal Danish Government, on the practicability of the proposed telegraphic route.Beginning of this editionNext chapter →THE NORTH ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH VIA THE FÆRÖE ISLES, ICELAND, AND GREENLAND.All chapters and sections (13)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsTHE NORTH ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH VIA THE FÆRÖE ISLES, ICELAND, AND GREENLAND.MAPS, DIAGRAMS, AND ILLUSTRATIONSTHE NORTH ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.THE ROYAL GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY.SURVEY OF THE DEEP SEAS,SURVEY OF THE LANDING-PLACESSURVEY OF THE LAND SECTIONS,THE FIORDS OF SOUTH GREENLAND,THE ELECTRIC CIRCUITSTHE ROYAL GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY.APPENDIX.Opinions of Lieut. von Zeilau, of the Royal Danish Army, and Arnljot Olafsson, Member of the Icelandic Diet (both of whom accompanied the “Fox” Telegraph Expedition in 1860), Commissioners appointed by the Royal Danish Government, on the practicability of the proposed telegraphic route.Cover.Title page.THE NORTH ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH VIA THE FÆRÖE ISLES, ICELAND, AND GREENLAND. →
