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Title	The Heart of the Antarctic: The Farthest South Expedition, 1907-1909
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The Heart of the Antarctic: The Farthest South Expedition, 1907-1909

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The heart of the Antarctic : the farthest south expedition 1907-1909 - Includes index. Shackleton's own thrilling account of his first Antarctic expedition and the race to reach the South Pole.

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