Peary Reaches North Pole In Swift Arctic Quest
Command er Robert E Peary details the 1908 to 1909 voyage toward the pole with the Roosevelt ship, describes perilous ice, sledge marches, and depots at Cape Columbia Porter bay and Cape Sabine, and notes the successful wintering at Hubbardville before a triumphant pole arrival and return.
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North Pole
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the Pole
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Cape Sabine
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Cape Albert
Victoria Head
Cape Durville
Cape Fraser
Robeson Channel
Lady Franklin Bay
Greenland
Thank God Harbor
Cape Lupton
Cape Union
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Cape Sheridan
Porter Bay
Cape Joseph Henry
Sheridan River
Arctic Ocean
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Goodsall
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Indian Harbor
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