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id: 20923
title: A Negro Explorer at the North Pole
author: Henson, Matthew Alexander
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  THE ROOSEVELT STARTS FOR HOME--ESQUIMO VILLAGES--NEW DOGS When the news of the discovery of the North Pole, by Commander Peary, To-day there is a more general knowledge of Commander Peary, his work thirty-three hours at North Pole, while Commander Peary was determining of the ice-cap of North Greenland in 1895, with Commander Peary and Hugh ice-cap of North Greenland, I marched with Peary and Lee from the first trip of the _Roosevelt_:--Commander Peary, Captain Bartlett, MAKING PEARY SLEDGES--HUNTING IN THE ARCTIC NIGHT--THE EXCITABLE DOGS Without the Esquimo dog, the story of the North Pole, would remain March 4: Heavy snow fall; but Commander Peary routed out all hands, and Commander Peary, Captain Bartlett, and Dr. Goodsell here, and fourteen Esquimos. dogs and sledges having been secured, I noticed Commander Peary at work The four Esquimos who stood with Commander Peary at the North Pole, were forty hours'' rest at Cape Columbia, Commander Peary had his sledges


id: 18975
title: The North Pole Its Discovery in 1909 under the auspices of the Peary Arctic Club
author: Peary, Robert E. (Robert Edwin)
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  TYPICAL VIEW OF THE ICE OF THE ARCTIC OCEAN NORTH OF GRANT LAND 209 the ships became imprisoned by the ice for the winter, a few miles north the sledge party that finally reached the long-courted "ninety North." sixty miles north of Etah, we came to a dead stop in the ice pack off return the following year, when the Peary Arctic Club would send a ship Cape Columbia of supplies for the spring sledge journey toward the Pole. The fall work ended with the return of Bartlett and his party from Cape Marvin, with his men and supporting parties, going north to Cape Bryant with two Eskimos, twenty dogs, and one sledge, leaving the main party My four Eskimos carried the technic of dogs, sledges, ice, and cold as OF DEPARTURE AND RETURN OF NORTH POLE SLEDGE PARTY] OF DEPARTURE AND RETURN OF NORTH POLE SLEDGE PARTY]


id: 38968
title: First at the North Pole; Or, Two Boys in the Arctic Circle
author: Stratemeyer, Edward
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  "Yes, but he said he had all the men he wanted." Andy Graham gave "If I can''t get a job, I''m going hunting for a few days," said Andy half Chet gave his chum a hand, and slowly Andy came out of the hollow. "I''d like to look for my father, Andy," and Chet''s face clouded. On the way Chet asked Barwell Dawson how soon he expected to start for "He certainly knows how to shoot," said Andy to Chet. helped Barwell Dawson pack up; and two days later started for Pine Run. There was mild surprise in the village when it was learned the two boys "Well, let Uncle Si shift for himself," said Andy to Chet. "Three cheers for Barwell Dawson!" cried Andy, and he and Chet and the "And what are you going to do?" asked Chet of Andy, one day.


id: 36962
author: Cook, Frederick Albert
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  that Mr. Peary (a year later than Dr. Cook) reached the Pole. of pin-point accuracy, the North Pole has been honestly reached by Dr. Cook, three hundred and fifty days before any one else claimed to have THE LAND-ADHERING PACK ICE OF POLAR SEA--THE MOST DIFFICULT returned from the famine-land of ice and cold--the world of his awakes, turns over, drinks some ice-water, eats a little half-cooked The land, the sea, the air, ice, and snow, have great individual LAND--ADHERING PACK ICE OF POLAR SEA--THE MOST DIFFICULT TRAVEL OF THE They hoped to get back to land and off the ice of the Polar sea in one upbuilding of the ice of the North Polar Sea. Snapping our whips and urging the dogs, we traveled until late in the Dr. Cook reached the Pole, I doubt Peary, his observations bear the [Illustration: THE LAND-DIVIDED ICE-PACK REPORTED BY PEARY PROVES COOK''S

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  My Attainment of the Pole Being the Record of the Expedition That First Reached the Boreal Center, 1907-1909. With the Final Summary of the Polar Controversy


