Part,  Chapter

 1      I,  IV  | determining the longitudes, a few maps, a few books, were all stored
 2      I,  XI  |         strange appearance to the maps of North America. On the
 3      I,  XII |           of this cape, which the maps place above the seventieth
 4      I,  XII |    explorations, According to the maps of North America-imperfect,
 5      I,  XII |       thorough examination of the maps of these northern regions.
 6      I,  XII |        position assigned to it in maps.~At this moment the sun
 7     II,  I   |          Victoria, which the best maps of English America join
 8     II,  II  |         districts to geographical maps, but we shall have to efface
 9     II,  III |          nothing to efface on his maps.”~“One name he will,” exclaimed
10     II,  III |          must now be removed from maps of the Polar regions.”~Two
11     II,  XVII|         as that assigned to it in maps when it vas united to the
12     II,  XIX |        south.~The instruments and maps belonging to the astronomer