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E. H. Shackleton. The Heart of the Antarctic, Volume 2.
The Heart of the Antarctic, Volume 2
Table of Contents
CHAPTER I
SOME NOTES ON THE SOUTHERN JOURNEY
CHAPTER II
SUMMER AT THE WINTER QUARTERS
CHAPTER III
RETURN OF THE NIMROD
CHAPTER IV
THE BLUFF DEPÔT JOURNEY
CHAPTER V
THE WESTERN JOURNEY
CHAPTER VI
PROFESSOR DAVID'S NARRATIVE
INSTRUCTIONS FOR NORTHERN SLEDGE-PARTY UNDER. COMMAND OF PROFESSOR E. DAVID
CHAPTER VII
PROFESSOR DAVID'S NARRATIVE (Continued)
CHAPTER VIII
PROFESSOR DAVID'S NARRATIVE (Continued)
CHAPTER IX
PROFESSOR DAVID'S NARRATIVE (Continued)
CHAPTER X
PROFESSOR DAVID'S NARRATIVE (Continued)
CHAPTER XI
PROFESSOR DAVID'S NARRATIVE (Continued)
CHAPTER XII
PROFESSOR DAVID'S NARRATIVE (Continued)
CHAPTER XIII
PROFESSOR DAVID'S NARRATIVE (Concluded)
CHAPTER XIV
ALL ABOARD: THE RETURN TO NEW ZEALAND
APPENDIX I
BIOLOGY
NOTES BY JAMES MURRAY, BIOLOGIST OF THE EXPEDITION
APPENDIX II
II.1: GEOLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS IN ANTARCTICA BY THE BRITISH ANTARCTIC EXPEDITION 1907-1909
BY PROFESSOR T. W. EDGEWORTH DAVID, H.A.. F.R.S. AND. RAYMOND E. PRIESTLEY, GEOLOGIST TO THE EXPEDITION
II.2: NOTES IN REGARD TO MOUNT EREBUS
BY PROFESSOR T. W. EDGEWORTH DAVID. AND RAYMOND PRIESTLEY
II.3: ADDITIONAL NOTES ON ERUPTIONS
BY JAMES MURRAY
APPENDIX III
SCIENTIFIC RESULTS OF THE WESTERN JOURNEY. SECTION I: GEOLOGICAL AND GEOGRAPHICAL
BY RAYMOND E. PRIESTLEY, GEOLOGIST OF THE EXPEDITION
SECTION II: DESCRIPTION OF THE STRANDED MORAINES AND DRY VALLEY, WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE RECENT ELEVATION OF THE LAND BORDERING McMURDO SOUND
SECTION III: EFFECT OF THE SUMMER SUN ON DIFFERENT VARIETIES OF ICE AND SNOW
APPENDIX IV
IV.1: ICE AND SNOW
NOTES BY DOUGLAS MAWSON, B.Sc., B.E
IV.2: ADDITIONAL NOTES BY JAMES MURRAY
IV.3: MINERALOGY AND CHEMISTRY
NOTES BY DOUGLAS MAWSON, B.Sc., B.E
IV.4: METEOROLOGICAL OPTICS
NOTES BY DOUGLAS MAWSON, B.Sc., B.E
IV.5: ADDITIONAL NOTES BY JAMES MURRAY
IV.6: MAGNETIC OBSERVATIONS. THE MAGNETIC POLE AND THE AURORA
NOTES BY DOUGLAS MAWSON, B.Sc., B.E
IV.7: NOTES ON THE AURORA AUSTRALIS
BY JAMES MURRAY
IV.8: TIDES AND CURRENTS
BY JAMES MURRAY
APPENDIX V
METEOROLOGY. V.1: A SUMMARY OF RESULTS
BY PROFESSOR T. W. EDGEWORTH DAVID, B.A., F.R.S., AND. LIEUTENANT ADAMS, R.N.R., METEOROLOGIST TO THE EXPEDITION, 1907-1909
V.2: ADDITIONAL NOTES BY JAMES MURRAY
V.3: NOTE ON THERMOMETERS FOR POLAR WORK
BY JAMES MURRAY
V.4: CLOUD FORMS
BY JAMES MURRAY
APPENDIX VI
REPORT ON THE HEALTH OF THE EXPEDITION
BY DR. ERIC MARSHALL, M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P
APPENDIX VII
SOUTHERN JOURNEY DISTANCES
APPENDIX VIII
CONSUMPTION OF STORES AT WINTER QUARTERS
FIFTEEN MEN. Week ending July 27, 1908
APPENDIX IX
THE NIMROD'S HOMEWARD VOYAGE. IN SEARCH OF DOUBTFUL ISLANDS
APPENDIX X
ESTIMATED COST OF THE BRITISH ANTARCTIC EXPEDITION. 1907 UP TO AUGUST, 1909
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