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Illustrations ix
Maps xiii
Foreword Raimund E. Goerler xv
Preface xxv
Acknowledgments xxix
Introduction 1
Diary 1
Chinook Kennels: September 27-November 2, 1933 7
At Sea: November 3-December 9, 1933 29
The Roaring Forties and South: December 13, 1933-January 16, 1934 41
Misery Trail: January 24-February 28, 1934 62
Journey of "Seven Hells": March 1-31, 1934 82
Little America: April 1-22, 1934 109
The Old Mess Hall: April 25-June 10, 1934 125
Diary 2
The Deep Winter Night: June 15-July 17, 1934 143
The Admiral and Summer Field Preparations: July 20-October 15, 1934 158
Diary 3
The Start of the Southern Journey: October 16-November 20, 1934 183
In Select Company: November 21-December 5, 1934 207
Mount Weaver: December 6, 1934-January 11, 1935 222
Diary 4
Homeward: January 13-May 12, 1935 251
Afterword M. L. Paine 277
Appendixes
The Men of the Second Byrd Antarctic Expedition 283
"What Is It Like to Travel at Seventy-five below Zero?" Dr. Thomas C. Poulter 287
Fall Southern Trip Meteorological and Navigating Records 290
Barrier Bull Selections 295
May 19, 1934, Issue 1 297
May 26, 1934, Issue 2 301
June 2, 1934, Issue 3 306
June 9, 1934, Issue 4 310
June 16, 1934, Issue 5 313
June 23, 1934, Issue 6 315
June 30, 1934, Issue 7 320
July 7, 1934, Issue 8 328
Logistics Planning from Mile 173 to Mile 445.5, Thorne Glacier, and Return to Little America 333
Navigation and Triangulation Reports: Summer Journey to the Queen Maud Range 341
Bibliography 349
Index 353
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