Ice-bound, or, The Anticosti Crusoes [microform]

Thrill to the harrowing tale of shipwrecked mariners stranded on a remote Canadian island with this gripping novel. Written by Edward Roper, a sailor and explorer of the 19th century, this book recounts the experiences of a group of men who survive a shipwreck on Anticosti Island, only to find themselves trapped in a frozen wilderness with little hope of rescue. Includes vivid descriptions of the harsh environment, the challenges of survival and the triumph of the human spirit. A classic of adventure literature that will keep you on the edge of your seat!
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