Marble Island and the North-west Coast of Hudson's Bay

Bell's book chronicles his geological survey of Marble Island in Canada's Arctic region, and his travels along the nearby coast of Hudson's Bay. By examining the rocks and fossils found in these areas, Bell was able to shed light on the area's geological history and the natural processes that shaped it. This book is an invaluable resource for scholars and anyone interested in geology and the Canadian Arctic.

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