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The Conquest of Mount McKinley. The Story of Three Expeditions Through the Alaskana Wilderness to Mount McKinley, North America's Highest and Most Inaccessible Mountain. With 100 Illustrations from Original Drawings by the Author and from Photographs and Maps

The Conquest of Mount McKinley. The Story of Three Expeditions Through the Alaskana Wilderness to Mount McKinley, North America's Highest and Most Inaccessible Mountain. With 100 Illustrations from Original Drawings by the Author and from Photographs and Maps

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The Conquest of Mount McKinley. The Story of Three Expeditions Through the Alaskana Wilderness to Mount McKinley, North America's Highest and Most Inaccessible Mountain. With 100 Illustrations from Original Drawings by the Author and from Photographs and Maps

by Browne, Belmore

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New York and London: G. P. Putnam's Sons, 1913 First edition. xvii,381 pp. Octavo. Original very decorative gilt and black stamped binding. Spine only slightly darkened as usual. Top edge trimmed and gilt with gold. Other edges untrimmed. Map endpapers. Colour frontispiece from a painting by Belmore Browne. 65 mainly black and white illustrations from photos and paintings. Some pages untrimmed. Folding map (at end) Four pages of adverts at the end. A pleasing copy in superior condition bright and clean. AB 2340; Neate B191. Detailed account of three expeditions to climb McKinley in 1906, 1910, and 1912, with full descriptions of the climbs and routes. Belmore Browne was one of the major opponents against Cook's claim to have made the first ascent of McKinley. 1913

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Bookseller's Inventory #
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Title
The Conquest of Mount McKinley. The Story of Three Expeditions Through the Alaskana Wilderness to Mount McKinley, North America's Highest and Most Inaccessible Mountain. With 100 Illustrations from Original Drawings by the Author and from Photographs and Maps
Author
Browne, Belmore
Book Condition
Used
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Publisher
G. P. Putnam's Sons
Place of Publication
New York and London
Date Published
1913 First edition
Keywords
Mt. McKinley|Alaska|cook/peary|
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Mountaineering;

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