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x, 464 pages : 22 cm, In search of a continent, by J. Cook.--The high latitudes, by G. Forster.--Antarctic seas, by T. Bellingshausen.--Towards the pole, by J. Weddell.--Antarctic cruise, by C. Wilkes.--Farthest south, by J.C. Ross.--At the pole, by R. Amundsen.--The last march, by R.F. Scott.--Boat journey, by E. Shackleton.--Great white south, by H.G. Ponting.--The worst journey in the world, by A. Cherry-Garrard.--Alone, by R.E. Byrd.--Living at the pole, by P. Siple.--Crevasses, by E. Hillary.--Bibliography (p. 461-462)
- Author
- Neider, Charles, 1915-2001, compiler
- Publisher
- London : George Allen & Unwin
- Published
- 1973
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9780049100527
- Subjects
- Travel, Anthropology, Humanities
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