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Newspapers and Periodicals
The Argus (Melbourne)
Boy's Own Paper (London)
The Cape Argus (Cape Town)
The Cape Times (Cape Town)
The Captain (London)
Christchurch Press
The Courier and Argus (Dundee)
Daily Dispatch (London)
Daily Express (London)
The Daily Graphic (London)
Daily Mail (London)
Daily Mirror (London)
The Daily News (London)
The Daily Telegraph (London)
The Daily Telegraph (Sydney)
Dundee Advertiser The Evening News (London)
The Evening Star (Dunedin)
The Illustrated London News
Lyttelton Times
The Manchester Guardian
The Morning Post (London)
Nature (London)
The New York Herald
The New York Times
The Observer (London)
The Otago Daily Times (Dunedin)
The Pall Mall Gazette (London)
Pearson's Magazine (London)
Pearson's Weekly (London)
The Rand Daily Mail (Johannesburg)
The Register (Adelaide)
Royal Magazine (London)
The St. James's Gazette (London)
The Scotsman (Edinburgh)
Sea Breezes
The Spectator (London)
The Sphere (London)
The Standard (London)
The Star (Johannesburg)
The Sun (New York)
The Sunday Times (London)
The Sydney Morning Herald
The Times (London)
Westminster Gazette (London)
The World (New York)
Unpublished sources
The following abbreviations have been used:
BAE British Antarctic Expedition, 1907-09
BNAE British National Antarctic Expedition, 1901-04
SPRI Scott Polar Research Institute
Diaries and journals
Adams, J.B. Meteorological observations, BAE southern journey (SPRI)
Bernacchi, L.C. Journals of Southern Cross expedition (SPRI)
———Journals of BNAE (SPRI)
Brocklehurst, P.L. Diary of BAE (Mr Neil Silverman)
Cheetham, A. Diary of BAE (SPRI)
Harbord, A.E. Diary of BAE (Mr Alister Harbord)
———Navigation workbook, Nimrod (SPRI)
Log of Nimrod (SPRI)
Mackay, A.F. Diary of BAE northern journey (National Museums of Scotland, Edinburgh)
———Nimrod diary (SPRI)
Mackintosh, Æ.L.A. Diary of BAE (Mrs G.E. Dowler)
Marshall, E.S. Diary of BAE (SPRI; Royal Geographical Society)
Mawson, D. Diary of BAE (The Mawson Collection, South Australian Museum, Adelaide)
———Abbreviated Log: Australasian Antarctic Expedition (The Mawson Collection, South Australian Museum, Adelaide)
Priestley, R.E. Diaries of BAE (SPRI)
Rawlinson, H. Diary 1899-1900 (National Army Museum, London; Sir Anthony Rawlinson)
Riches, S. Diary of BAE (SPRI)
Royds, CW. Diary of BNAE (Sir Richard Eyre)
Rutherford, J.G. Diary of voyage of Koonya (Canterbury Museum, Christchurch)
Scott, R.F. Diaries of BNAE (SPRI)
Shackleton, E.H. Diary aboard Discovery (Mitchell Library, State Library of New South Wales, Sydney)
———Diary of BNAE (SPRI)
———Diary of BNAE southern journey (SPRI)
———Diary of BAE (SPRI)
———Diary of BAE southern jour0 ney (SPRI)
Skelton, R.W. Journals of BNAE (SPRI)
Wild, F. Diary of BAE southern journey (SPRI)
Wilson, E.A. Journal of BNAE (SPRI)
——— Journal of BNAE southern journey (SPRI)
Correspondence and other manuscript sources
Adams, J.B. Correspondence (SPRI)
Armitage, A.B. Correspondence and papers (SPRI)
Beardmore, W. Correspondence (SPRI)
Beaumont, L.A. Correspondence (SPRI)
Bernacchi, L.C. Correspondence and papers (SPRI)
Brocklehurst, P.L. Correspondence and papers (Johnny Van Haeften, London)
Bruce, W.S. Correspondence (SPRI)
Darwin, L. Correspondence (SPRI)
David, T.W.E. Correspondence and papers (SPRI)
Dell, J.W. Correspondence (SPRI)
Dunlop, H.J.L. Correspondence (SPRI)
England, R. Correspondence (SPRI)
Evans, F.P. Narrative of BAE (SPRI)
Fisher, M., and J. Correspondence and papers (SPRI)
Goldie, G. Correspondence (SPRI)
Gregory, J.W. Correspondence and papers (SPRI)
Hare, C.H. Correspondence (SPRI)
Jackson, F.G. Correspondence and papers (SPRI)
Joyce, E.E.M. Correspondence (SPRI)
Keltie, J.S. Correspond
ence (SPRI)
Koettlitz, R. Correspondence and papers (SPRI)
Mackellar, CD. Correspondence (SPRI)
Markham, C.R. Correspondence and papers (SPRI)
Marshall, E.S. Correspondence and papers (SPRI)
Marston, G. Correspondence and papers (SPRI; Hampshire Record Office, Winchester)
Mawson, D. Correspondence and papers (SPRI; The Mawson Collection, South Australian Museum, Adelaide)
Mill, H.R. Correspondence and papers (SPRI)
Murray, J. Correspondence (SPRI)
Petrides, N. Correspondence (SPRI)
Priestley, R.E. Correspondence and papers (SPRI)
Rawlinson, H. Correspondence (National Army Museum, London; Sir Anthony Rawlinson)
Rutherford, J.G. Papers (Canterbury Museum, Christchurch)
Saunders, E.C. Correspondence (SPRI)
Scott, R.F. Correspondence and papers (SPRI)
Shackleton, Aimee. Correspondence (SPRI)
Shackleton, Eleanor. Correspondence (SPRI)
Shackleton, Emily. Correspondence (SPRI)
Shackleton, Ernest Henry. Correspondence and papers (SPRI)
Correspondence (National Maritime Museum Greenwich; Johnny Van Haeften, Private Collection, London)
Shackleton, G. Alice. Correspondence (SPRI)
Shackleton, Kathleen. Correspondence (SPRI)
Skelton, R.W. Correspondence and papers (SPRI)
Thomson, K.G. Correspondence (SPRI)
Tripp, L.H. Correspondence (SPRI)
Wild, F. Correspondence and papers (SPRI)
——— Memoirs (Mrs Anne Fright; Mitchell Library, State Library of New South Wales, Sydney)
Wilson, E.A. Correspondence, papers and artwork (SPRI)
A NOTE ON THE AUTHOR
Beau Riffenburgh is a historian specialising in
exploration, particularly that of the Antarctic, Arctic,
and Africa. Born in California, he earned his doctorate
at the Scott Polar Research Institute, University of
Cambridge, where he is currently the editor of
Polar Record, the world's oldest journal of polar
research. He is the author of the highly regarded
The Myth of the Explorer and editor of the
Encyclopedia of the Antarctic, intended to be
the most comprehensive work of reference ever
published about the Antarctic. He is currently
working on a book about Douglas Mawson's
Australasian Antarctic Expedition.
A NOTE ON THE TYPE
The text of this book is set in Linotype Sabon,
named after the type founder, Jacques Sabon. It was
designed by Jan Tschichold and jointly developed by
Linotype, Monotype and Stempel, in response to
a need for a typeface to be available in identical
form for mechanical hot metal composition and
hand composition using foundry type.
Tschichold based his design for Sabon roman on a
font engraved by Garamond, and Sabon italic on
a font by Granjon. It was first used in 1966 and
has proved an enduring modern classic.
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