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Polar Extremes
Polar Extremes reveals the full story of Ellsworth's triumphs in his quest for unknown land, first in the Arctic, then in Antarctica. It is a saga of Ellsworth's polar flights, crash landings, narrow escapes, and eventual triumphs. As impossible at it seems today, Ellsworth's 1926 attempt to fly across the North Pole with Roald Amundsen and Umberto Nobile was made in a dirigible. In 1935 he flew in his own custom-made plane over Antarctica and discovered the mountain range now called the Ellsworths. A meticulously researched history, the book is also a rich biographical portrait. Pool's sweeping view of twentieth-century polar exploration by air and sea also examines the conflict, intrigue, ...
Lincoln's Ellsworth Letter
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Lincoln's Ellsworth Letter, and Also the Last Letter From Colonel Ellsworth to His Father and Mother (Classic Reprint)
Excerpt from Lincoln's Ellsworth Letter, and Also the Last Letter From Colonel Ellsworth to His Father and Mother New York Infantry, known as the Fire Zouaves, as the regiment was recruited principally from the Fire Department of New York City. This beautiful tribute is perhaps the most touching of all the letters written by Lincoln. He was writing of a man whom he knew and loved. The letter does not reach the lofty tone of that to Mrs. Bixby of Boston, or the Gettys burg address, but in the choice of fitting words to stricken parents regarding a son and personal friend, few letters have ever been written that may compare with it. By the courtesy of Mr. Judd Stewart, in whose notable collect...
Lincoln's Ellsworth Letter
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