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Captain Cooks Journal
by James Cook, $3.99
The first published account of perhaps the most celebrated and, certainly to the English nation, the most momentous voyage of discovery that has ever taken place for it practically gave birth to the great Australasian Colonies in the very words of its great leader, Captain James Cook.
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Antarctic Accounts: Amundsen 1910-1912 and Shackleton 1914-1917
by Roald Amundsen, Ernest Shackleton,
$5.99
Narratives of Antarctic exploration and adventure by two worldrenowned polar explorersCaptain Roald Amundsen's account of the Norwegian Antarctic Expedition in the
Fram; (19101912) and Sir Ernest Shackletons account of the British expedition (19141917) aboard the Endurance and the Aurora.
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The South Pole
by Roald Amundsen, $4.99
World-renowned polar explorer Captain Roald Amundsens (1872-1928) conversational, candid, and engrossing account of his Norwegian expeditions successful race, first aboard the
Fram and then by dogsled, to be the first to reach the South Pole.
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South
by Ernest Shackleton,
$4.99
Exemplary British expedition leader Sir Ernest Shackleton's (1874-1922) compelling account of his 1914 Imperial Trans-Antarctic Expedition consisting of two ships, the
HMS Endurance and the HMS Aurora.
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