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    The Best Survival Stories Ever Told

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    True tales of danger and adventure on land, sea, and air—from the Arctic to the Amazon rain forest.
     
    This collection of classic tales comprises more than thirty accounts of true-life adventure taken from historical memoirs, letters, and journals. They span the modern age of exploration, through the nineteenth century, and to the end of the twentieth. Among the writers included are:
     
    • Ernest Shackleton
    • Douglas Mawson
    • Salomon Andrée
    • Sebastian Snow
    • Ed Drummond
    • Edmund Hillary
    • Maurice Herzog
    • Lewis and Clark
    • Thor Heyerdahl
    • Theodore Roosevelt
    • Jacques-Yves Cousteau
    • Sven Hedin
    • Norbert Casteret
    • Jim Corbett
    • Charles A. Lindbergh
     
    The Best Survival Stories Ever Told recounts stories of ordinary mortals who achieved extraordinary things. Spanning the ice-locked poles and the endless deserts of Arabia to the storm-tossed South Atlantic and sheer peaks of the Himalayas, it charts the dangerous relationship between men and nature.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherOpen Road Integrated Media
    Release dateNov 11, 2011
    ISBN9781620876657
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