Race to the Pole: Tragedy, Heroism, and Scott's Antarctic Quest by Ranulph Fiennes

Race to the Pole: Tragedy, Heroism, and Scott's Antarctic Quest

Ranulph Fiennes
480 pages
Hyperion; First Edition edition
Nov 2004
Hardcover
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The real story of Captain Robert Scott's legendary Antarctic quest, told by the man whom the Guinness Book of World Records has proclaimed "the world's greatest living explorer," Sir Ranulph Fiennes.During the Golden Era of Exploration, Captain Robert Scott and his competitor Roald Amundsen conquered the unconquerable: Antarctica. This perilous race to the South Pole claimed the life of Scott and became the stuff of legend, as well as endless scrutiny. In this compelling, meticulously researched biography of Captain Scott and his fatal journey, renowned modern-day explorer Sir Ranulph Fiennes, holder of 10 expeditionary records, has written what is sure to become the definitive book on this hotly debated subject.Race to the Pole provides a level of immediacy and accuracy that no other account has ever approached.
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Pages 480
Publisher Hyperion; First Edit...
Published 2004
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