Nearest the Pole: a narrative of the polar expedition of the Peary Arctic Club in the S.S. Roosevelt, 1905-1906Peary, Robert E. (Robert Edwin)
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Nearest the Pole: a narrative of the polar expedition of the Peary Arctic Club in the S.S. Roosevelt, 1905-1906
Peary, Robert E. (Robert Edwin)
Arctic regions
Arctic, beginning of winter, 47, 48
canons of navigation, 39
Circle, 178
Circle crossed, 19
day, 16
exploration, its main purpose, 295
ice, from Cape Sabine to Grant Land, 30
life at Godhavn, 20
library, 11
maps, 11
perfect summer night, 20
purple flowers, grass, moss, 195
summer, end of, 47
night;
surface of Inglefield Gulf;
ice;
icebergs and glaciers;
slopes of the “great ice”;
red-brown bluffs, 26
ship, main work of, 362
power of, 364
wood essential in construction of, 365
terns, 226
three degrees beyond Arctic Circle;
keen breeze, aspect of water;
aspect of cliffs of Disco, 20;
“Ultima Thule,” 326
winter, 317
_Alert_, winter quarters of, 49
Assizes Harbour, 275
Attainment of the Pole, x
Anoritok, 259
Aurora, seen while lying at Domino Run, 17
Autumn, work of, 299
Bache Island, a peninsula, 300
Barometer, 18
Bartlett, Capt. Robt. A., see personnel of the party under Expedition,
4, 16, 17, 33, 39, 46, 78, 173, 259, 312
his departure for Cape Hecla, 97
Samuel, 4
John, 4
Harry, 4
Moses, mate, see personnel of the party under Expedition, 5
Basis of successful national character, viii
Battle Harbour, 275
Battle with the ice, lasting 75 days, 259
Bay, Allman, 298, 302
Belknap, 57
Bismarck, 332
Buchanan, 34, 336
Carl Ritter, 310
Chateau, 16
Cope’s, 298
Disraeli, 227
Franklin Pierce, 302
Hand, 163
Independence, 332
Jas. Ross, 233
Lady Franklin, 43, 307, 334
Lincoln, 47
McClintock, 186
Maury, 36
Melville, no ice seen in bay, 21
Musk-ox, 311
Newman, 40, 43
North Star, 22
off Milne, 225
Parker Snow, last of the Eskimos landed, 266
Parr, 232
Porter, 56
Princess Marie, filled with ice, 297
sledge trip, 298
reconnoissance of, 300
Rawlings, packed with ice, 36, 304
Richardson, 36, 304
Rowan, 57
Sagdlek, 271
St. Patrick, 311, 334
Sawyer and Woodward, arms of Princess Marie Bay, 300
Scoresby, squeezed into, 36, 302
Shift Rudder, 248
Wrangel, 46
full of slack ice, ship delayed by floe in, 249
Yelverton, 224
full of glaciers, 189
Bear, first seen by the Expedition, 258
hunt, 336
Polar, 259
Bears, 300
Bear Camp, 300
Beaumont, 165
Bedford Pim Island, 335
Belle Isle, graveyard of ships, 16
Benedict, E. C., 288
Benedict, H. H., 288
Bergs, see first appearance, under Ice;
see 68° Lat., under Ice;
fleet of, see Ice;
two, see Ice;
at Cape John Barrow, 303;
see small berg, under Ice;
berg-like, see Ice
Bright depot of boats, coal and provisions landed, 34
Big Lead, 135, 143, 144
ice on northern side, scar of, 142
open water, 143
Black Cape, 63, 339
Horn Cliffs, 164
fronted by open water, 322
Bliss, Eliphalet W., 288
Blue-top floe-bergs, see Ice
“Bo’sun” bird, 18
Bradford, 4
Brant, 187, 195
flock of, 208
at Southwest Camp, 215
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