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200 14$aThe Return of the South Pole Sled Dogs $eWith Amundsen?s and Mawson?s Antarctic Expeditions /$fby Mary R. Tahan
205   $a1st ed. 2021.
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215   $a1 online resource (XXV, 467 p. 89 illus., 46 illus. in color.) 
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327   $aChapter 1. Introduction: Roald Amundsen and the Sled Dogs -- Part 1: Hobart, Australia -- Chapter 2. All Aboard: The Departure from Antarctica -- Chapter 3. Leaving Antarctica: The Rough Journey Back -- Chapter 4. The Public Relations Machine Behind the Scenes -- Chapter 5. A Hero?s Welcome in Hobart -- Chapter 6. Fleeing the Journalists Whilst Courting the Press -- Chapter 7. Twenty-One Sledge Dogs for Douglas Mawson -- Chapter 8. A Tale of Two Fates: Roald Amundsen?s Victory and Robert Falcon Scott?s Tragedy -- Part 2: Buenos Aires, Argentina -- Chapter 9. The Captain and Mrs. Snuppesen -- Chapter 10. Arrivals and Departures: Buenos Aires, Norway, and Don Pedro Christophersen -- Chapter 11. The Dogs at the Buenos Aires Zoological Gardens -- Chapter 12. London Calling: Lord Curzon and the Royal Geographical Society -- Chapter 13. The Big Speech: The Cheer for the Dogs -- Chapter 14. Death and Deceit.
330   $aThis book documents the return of the surviving sled dogs of the Norwegian Antarctic Expedition of 1910?1912 from Antarctica, where they had helped Roald Amundsen become the first human to reach the South Pole. This book is the sequel to the highly acclaimed Roald Amundsen?s Sled Dogs: The Sledge Dogs Who Helped Discover the South Pole. It chronicles how the sled dogs were used internationally to further promote the expedition?s great achievement and follows some of the dogs as they undertake subsequent expeditions ? with Douglas Mawson?s Australasian Antarctic Expedition of 1911?1914, which made scientific discoveries, and with Arve Staxrud?s Norwegian Arctic Rescue Mission of 1913, which saved members of the Herbert Schröder-Stranz German Arctic Expedition. The book tracks the remaining 39 sled dogs to their next challenging adventures and their final destinations in Argentina, Norway, Antarctica, and Australia. Like its predecessor, the book portrays how Amundsen continued to utilize the Polar dogs ? both in their lives and in their deaths ? to propel his career and solidify his expedition's image.
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