South to the Pole: The Early History of the Ross Sea Sector, Antarctica

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Oxford U.P., 1967 - Antarctica - 481 pages

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The Unknown South Land I
1
The Eighteen Forties
19
Ross Opens the Door
27
Copyright

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South to the Pole: The Early History of the Ross Sea Sector, Antarctica
L. B. Quartermain
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Amundsen Antarctic Exploration Armitage Atkinson Aurora Balleny Barrier Bay of Whales Bernacchi biscuit blizzard Bluff Borchgrevink Bowers Butter Point Campbell Cape Adare Cape Crozier Cape Evans Cape Royds Captain Cherry-Garrard coast Crean crevasses crossed David Debenham December depot Diary Discovery dogs east Edward VII Land Erebus February feet Ferrar Ferrar Glacier four Framheim Geog Harbour Hut Point ibid Island January Joyce King Edward VII Lashly later Lyttelton Mackintosh man-hauling March Mawson McMurdo Sound miles morning mountains night Nimrod Norwegian November pack penguins plateau Polar ponies Priestley reached Robertson Bay rock Ross Dependency Ross Sea sail says Scott Scott's Last Expedition sea-ice seals Shackleton ship shore party sighted Skelton sledge slope snow soon South Pole southern party Spencer-Smith surface Sydney Taylor temperature tent Terra Nova Victoria Land voyage weather Wild Wilson wind wrote Zealand

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TitleSouth to the Pole: The Early History of the Ross Sea Sector, Antarctica
AuthorL. B. Quartermain
PublisherOxford U.P., 1967
Length481 pages
  
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