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PROLOGUE AND CHAPTER 1: EEL AND ELEPHANT
1
Fridtjof Nansen,
Farthest North: Being the Record of a Voyage of Exploration of the Ship
Fram
, 1893–96, and of a Fifteen Months’ Sleigh Journey by Dr. Nansen and Lieut. Johansen, with an Appendix by Otto Sverdrup Captain of the
Fram (Westminster, UK: Archibald Constable and Company, 1897), I:21.
2
Nansen,
Farthest North
, I:29.
3
George Nares, quoted in Nansen,
Farthest North
, I:44–45.
4
Roland Huntford,
Nansen: The Explorer as Hero
(1997; New York: Barnes & Noble Books, 1998), chaps. 23, 25, 28.
5
Nansen,
Farthest North
, I:65.
6
Colin Archer, “The Fram,” in
The Norwegian North Polar Expedition, 1893–1896: Scientific Results
, ed. Fridtjof Nansen, 1–16 (London: Longmans, Green, 1900), I:5.
7
Nansen,
Farthest North
, I:69.
PART I: THE FIRST EXPEDITION, 1893–1896
1
Nansen,
Farthest North
, I:85–86.
2
Huntford,
Nansen
, 547.
3
Jerry Kobalenko,
The Horizontal Everest: Extreme Journeys on Ellesmere Island
(Toronto: BPS Books, 2002), 92.
4
Nansen,
Farthest North
, I:96.
5
Nansen,
Farthest North
, I:100–101.
6
Nansen,
Farthest North
, I:191–92.
7
Nansen,
Farthest North
, I:214.
8
Nansen,
Farthest North
, I:216–17.
9
Nansen,
Farthest North
, I:414–15.
10
Nansen’s December 28, 1894, diary entry, in
Farthest North
, II:33.
11
Nansen’s January 4, 1895, diary entry, in
Farthest North
, II:45.
12
Otto Sverdrup, in his section of
Farthest North
, II:520.
13
Scott-Hansen diary entry, in Huntford,
Nansen
, 257.
14
Scott-Hansen diary entry, in Huntford,
Nansen
, 260.
15
Sverdrup, in his section of
Farthest North
, II:538.
16
Sverdrup, in his section of
Farthest North
, II:553.
17
Sverdrup, in his section of
Farthest North
, II:620–22.
18
Sverdrup, in his section of
Farthest North
, II:625.
19
Letter of Skjervøy telegraph station chief, cited by Sverdrup, in his section of
Farthest North
, II:626.
20
Nansen,
Farthest North
, II:511.
21
Nansen,
Farthest North
, II:120.
22
Nansen,
Farthest North
, II:138.
23
Nansen’s April 8, 1895, diary entry, in
Farthest North
, II:142.
24
Nansen’s May 19, 1895, diary entry, in
Farthest North
, II:184.
25
Nansen’s July 24, 1895, diary entry, in
Farthest North
, II:276.
26
Nansen’s August 5, 1895, diary entry, in
Farthest North
, II:288.
27
Nansen’s August 15, 1895, diary entry, in
Farthest North
, II:305.
28
Nansen,
Farthest North
, II:379.
29
Nansen’s December 24, 1895, diary entry, in
Farthest North
, II:388.
30
Nansen’s June 23, 1896, diary entry, in
Farthest North
, II:457.
31
Nansen’s June 23, 1896, diary entry, in
Farthest North
, II:460.
32
Nansen,
Farthest North
, II:499.
33
Nansen,
Farthest North
, II:510.
34
Nansen,
Farthest North
, II:511.
35
Nansen,
Farthest North
, II:516.
PART II: THE SECOND EXPEDITION, 1898–1902
1
Otto Sverdrup, excerpt of diary, Fram Museum, accessed December 30, 2013,
http://www.frammuseum.no.
2
E. Vale Blake, ed.,
Arctic Experiences: Containing Capt. George E. Tyson’s Wonderful Drift on the Ice-Floe; A History of the Polaris Expedition, Cruise of the Tigress, and Rescue of the Polaris Survivors
(New York: Harper & Brothers, 1874), 331–32.
3
Otto Sverdrup,
New Land: Four Years in the Arctic Regions
, translated from the Norwegian by Ethel Harriet Hearn (New York: Longmans, Green, 1904), I:119.
4
Sverdrup,
New Land
, I:136.
5
Sverdrup,
New Land
, I:205.
6
Sverdrup,
New Land
, I:210.
7
Sverdrup,
New Land
, I:217.
8
Edvard Bay, in his section of
New Land
, I:440.
9
Sverdrup,
New Land
, II:61.
10
Sverdrup,
New Land
, II:183.
11
Sverdrup,
New Land
, II:257.
12
Sverdrup,
New Land
, II:325.
13
Sverdrup,
New Land
, II:435.
PART III: THE THIRD EXPEDITION, 1910–1912
1
Nansen, quoted in Tor Bomann-Larsen,
Roald Amundsen
, translated from the Norwegian by Ingrid Christophersen (1995; Stroud, UK: History Press, 2011), 21.
2
Dagfinn Kvale, “Before Now: The
Gjøa
through the Northwest Passage to the Golden Gate Park,”
Ocean Beach Bulletin
, September 27, 2011.
3
Huntford,
Nansen
, 460.
4
Leon Amundsen, quoted in Bomann-Larsen,
Roald Amundsen
, 86.
5
Thorvald Nilsen, in his section of Roald Amundsen,
The South Pole: An Account of the Norwegian Expedition in the
Fram
, 1910–1912
, translated from the Norwegian by A. G. Chater (London: John Murray, 1913), II:340.
6
Geir O. Kløver, ed.,
The Roald Amundsen Diaries: The South Pole Expedition, 1910–1912
(Oslo: Fram Museum, 2010), 283.
7
Kristian Prestrud, in his section of Amundsen,
South Pole
, II:204.
8
Prestrud, in his section of Amundsen,
South Pole
, II:268.
9
Nilsen, in his section of Amundsen,
South Pole
, II:350.
10
Captain R. F. Scott,
Scott’s Last Expedition
, arranged by Leonard Huxley (London: Smith, Elder, 1914), I:546.
11
Scott,
Scott’s Last Expedition
, I:572.
12
Scott,
Scott’s Last Expedition
, I:592.
13
Scott,
Scott’s Last Expedition
, I:605.
14
Excerpt from Henry Bowers’s letter, in Roland Huntford,
The Last Place on Earth
(New York: Atheneum, 1985), 509 (originally published as
Scott and Amundsen
).
15
Geir O. Kløver, ed.,
Cold Recall: Reflections of a Polar Explorer
(Oslo: Fram Museum, 2009), 201.
16
Amundsen,
South Pole
, II:202.
17
Kløver,
Roald Amundsen Diaries
, 367.
18
Kløver,
Roald Amundsen Diaries
, 368.
19
Liv Nansen Høyer,
Nansen: A Family Portrait
, translated from the Norwegian by Maurice Michael (London: Longmans, Green, 1957), 200.
PART IV: LAST VOYAGES
1
Høyer,
Nansen
, 260.
2
Lorna McDonald,
Magic Ships: Life Story of Colin Archer, 1832–1921, and Sailing for Pleasure
(Rockingham, Australia: QU Press, 1997), 71.
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