Phantom of the Poles Index

• ―Errata
• ―Phantom of the Poles Index
• ―Phantom of the Poles: Title Page
• ―Phantom of the Poles: Contents
• ―Phantom of the Poles: Illustrations
• ―Phantom of the Poles: Introduction
• ―Phantom of the Poles: General Summary
• ―Chapter I. Flattening of the Earth at the Poles.
• ―Phantom of the Poles: Chapter II. Length of Polar Nights
• ―Phantom of the Poles: Chapter III. Working of the Compass
• ―Phantom of the Poles: Chapter IV. Around the Curve
• ―Chapter V. Mysteries of the Polar Regions
• ―Phantom of the Poles: Chapter IV. The Water-Sky: What It Is
• ―Chapter VII. The Aurora: Its Wonderful Variations
• ―Chapter VIII. Meteors or Volcanic Disturbances
• ―Chapter IX. Finding of Rock in and on Ice
• ―Phantom of the Poles: Chapter X. Dust in the Arctic
• ―Chapter XI. Open Water at Farthest Point North and South
• ―Chapter XII. Why it is Warmer Near the Poles
• ―Phantom of the Poles: Chapter XIII. Driftwood--Whence it Came
• ―Chapter XIV. Have Other Than the Eskimos Inhabited the Arctic Regions?
• ―Chapter XV. What Produces Colored Snow in the Arctic?
• ―Phantom of the Poles: Chapter XVI. Where and how are Icebergs Formed?
• ―Phantom of the Poles: Chapter XVII. The Tidal Wave
• ―Phantom of the Poles: Chapter XVIII. Clouds, Fogs, and Vapors
• ―Chapter XIX. Arctic and Antarctic Winds
• ―Phantom of the Poles: Chapter XX. The Centre of Gravity
• ―Phantom of the Poles: Chapter XXI. Cannot Reach the Poles
• ―Chapter XXII. What is in the Interior of the Earth?
• ―Phantom of the Poles: In Conclusion