. ?^ ^ -$. ^"^ manylceBergs ft 31 47° Longitude ^ W. of Greenwich er 45° 44° Fig. 2. Powell's chart: taken from Chart of South Shetland, published by R. H. Laurie in November, 1822. name, let this land bear mine".- On the other hand, since Powell does not allude to the group by any collective title in his journal, and because the islands are referred to as " the Powell's Group of the Dove " only in the editorial preface, it is suggested that the original name was given by R. H. Laurie, who apparently published the chart during Powell's absence (see footnote 2, p. 288). Whic

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. ?^ ^ -$. ^"^ manylceBergs ft 31 47° Longitude ^ W. of Greenwich er 45° 44° Fig. 2. Powell's chart: taken from Chart of South Shetland, published by R. H. Laurie in November, 1822. name, let this land bear mine".- On the other hand, since Powell does not allude to the group by any collective title in his journal, and because the islands are referred to as " the Powell's Group of the Dove " only in the editorial preface, it is suggested that the original name was given by R. H. Laurie, who apparently published the chart during Powell's absence (see footnote 2, p. 288). Whichever is the correct view is not of very much consequence now, for Weddell (see p. 309), who landed on the islands some nine weeks ' Balch, E. S., 1904, Antarctica Addenda, Journ. Franklin Inst., CLVn, p. 86 (Philadelphia). 2 However this may be, it apparently did not deter Palmer from calling the new discovery South Iceland.

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