b 1923 Huge Robert Mill

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"The Life of Sir Ernest Shackleton" chronicles the remarkable journey of the renowned Anglo-Irish explorer during the Heroic Age of Antarctic Exploration. Born in 1874, Shackleton led multiple expeditions to the icy realms of the South Pole. However, he is best remembered for the ill-fated Endurance expedition of 1914-1917. The ship became trapped in the Antarctic ice, forcing Shackleton and his crew to endure unimaginable hardships. Despite facing extreme conditions and isolation, Shackleton's leadership and determination ensured the survival of his entire team. His exploits are a testament to human resilience and exploration spirit, making him a legendary figure in the annals of polar exploration.

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Blue cloth cover with gold embossing and gold lettering, on spine. Light wearing on cover. 

4 maps and 20 pictures and illustrations