Discover the thrilling adventure of early English explorers in the frozen north with this fascinating collection of travel writings from Richard Hakluyt, one of the most important chroniclers of the Age of Exploration. Featuring the accounts of Ohthere and Wulfstan, two Viking traders who journeyed to the court of King Alfred the Great, this book provides a vivid and compelling account of life and commerce in the medieval North. A must-read for history buffs, students of medieval literature, and anyone interested in the history of exploration.

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