The Wicked Mate : the Antarctic Diary of Victor Campbell. An account of the Northern Party on Captain Scott's last expedition from the original manuscript in the Queen Elizabeth II Library, Memorial University of Newfoundland. by CAMPBELL, Victor - 2001

U. K.: Erskine Press, 2001. First Editon. Hardcover. Near fine/Near fine. Hardcover. Near fine in near fine jacket in protective mylar. Some wear to bottom board edges; jacket with some wear to edges and corners. Else clean and tight.

Bluntisham Books/ Erskine Press, 2001. 2001 reprint. hardcover. 192pp, hardback, Fine in near Fine dw. In 1910 Scott sent six men, the Northern Party, under the command of Lieutenant Victor Campbell, to explore along the coast of King Edward VII Land. After a successful 10 months at Cape Adare they moved to Inexpressible island, as stormy and desolate place a place as could be found anywhere on the planet. The failure of the relief ship to collect them at the end of the summer left them marooned with no hut and little food. Campbell kept all the men alive through the winter in a snow cave, 12ft by 9ft. After the winter, Campbell led the men 230 miles back to Cape Evans, only to learn of the death of Scott and the polar party.. Glacier Books are experienced and professional booksellers. We take pride in offering carefully described books and excellent customer service.

Bluntisham Books/ Erskine Press, 2001. 2001 reprint. hardcover. 192pp, hardback, Fine in near Fine dw. In 1910 Scott sent six men, the Northern Party, under the command of Lieutenant Victor Campbell, to explore along the coast of King Edward VII Land. After a successful 10 months at Cape Adare they moved to Inexpressible island, as stormy and desolate place a place as could be found anywhere on the planet. The failure of the relief ship to collect them at the end of the summer left them marooned with no hut and little food. Campbell kept all the men alive through the winter in a snow cave, 12ft by 9ft. After the winter, Campbell led the men 230 miles back to Cape Evans, only to learn of the death of Scott and the polar party.. Glacier Books are experienced and professional booksellers. We take pride in offering carefully described books and excellent customer service.

Bluntisham Books/ Erskine Press, 2001. 2001 reprint. hardcover. 192pp, hardback, Fine in Fine dw. In 1910 Scott sent six men, the Northern Party, under the command of Lieutenant Victor Campbell, to explore along the coast of King Edward VII Land. After a successful 10 months at Cape Adare they moved to Inexpressible island, as stormy and desolate place a place as could be found anywhere on the planet. The failure of the relief ship to collect them at the end of the summer left them marooned with no hut and little food. Campbell kept all the men alive through the winter in a snow cave, 12ft by 9ft. After the winter, Campbell led the men 230 miles back to Cape Evans, only to learn of the death of Scott and the polar party.. Glacier Books are experienced and professional booksellers. We take pride in offering carefully described books and excellent customer service.