From the London Quarterly Reviea, for


.dhrW 1924.
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We shall ere long be in possession of the
geography of the northern coast of America,
which ought not to have remained blank
ON the charts OF the nineteenth century. E.
ven Siberia, which stretches to a higher lati-
tudc, has long been known and described.
though not perhaps with accuracy while
two points only of the wide extended coast
of America were ever visited and one Of
these placed several degrees of latitude be-
yond its proper portion, and the other, in all
probability, not placed correctly. To ascer-
tain this latter point, and to explore the