remove-circle Share or Embed This Item. Focusing on the diverse members of the crew, Alexander creates vivid portraits of each man, revealing the camaraderie and toughness that undoubtedly contributed to their survival. Buy Endurance: Shackleton's Legendary Antarctic expedition 1st by Alexander, Caroline (ISBN: 9780375404030) from Amazon's Book Store. Add to basket Add to wishlist. The story is amazing. I love overcoming, travel and adventure stories and for that reason I can't avoid recommending this amazing story of Caroline Alexander. Caroline Alexander has become one of my favorite nonfiction writers and this book was no exception.The subjects she chooses are compelling and her writing is evocative. Reviewed in the United Kingdom on April 2, 2014. For some reason, I find myself obsessed with books about Antarctic and Arctic exploration in the final years before radio and telegraph. As I read the account, I felt humbled by the thought that I would never have survived the ordeal; indeed, with the increased pulse rate and nervous anxiety I experienced by simply reading of the trials and tribulations of the crew bringing me to a, The author Caroline Alexander brings this account of perseverance, courage, and the indomitable, adventurous spirit of the Shackleton Expedition into the nerve fibers of the reader, who is able to become an adventurer without ever leaving his armchair. ES also said, "Optimism is true moral c. On pg 3, Alexander quotes Shackleton giving a prophetic warning to the ship's skipper as he navigates worsening conditions: "What the ice gets, the ice keeps." Miraculous too that these survived, considering everything they went through. Much, much more than I had anticipated. But the real heroism lies in the qualities that Shackleton himself brought to this excursion -the way he selected his crew not so much on seamanship experience but on each's personal optimism; the way he was able to quickly recognize, without ego, that the Excursion was now a rescue o. her story started before the ship set sail and ended long after the men were rescued - telling what happened to each man, individually, for the remainder of their lives. Reviewed in the United Kingdom on January 23, 2021, There are so many special things about this book. What I enjoyed even more than the text were the beautiful black and white photos taken by a photographer on board, Frank Hurley. And the beauty too. (Nov.) FYI: The Endurance is being published in association with the American Museum of Natural History, which in March 1999 will open an exhibit, curated by Alexander, chronicling Shackleton's voyage. I was disappointed by the Scott bashing - both Scott and Shackleton had flaws but were also heroes of the age - you can appreciate both without knocking one or the other. He was constantly monitoring the spirits of his men, and organizing activities for entertainment, camaraderie, and comfort (relatively speaking, of course), even serving them meals in their tents after particularly bad events. Bullseye! Account & Lists Returns & Orders. This book is about the abortive trans-Antarctic expedition led by Ernest Shackleton between 1914-16. Many of the photographs are not only quite beautiful, particularly of the Endurance as it sits icebound yet under desperate full sail, but also moving, with crew members putting on their best faces as death sat waiting just outside the picture frame. In 1914, Shackleton sailed to Antarctica with 27 men in hopes of being the first human to transverse the continent. The unparalleled adventure and ordeal of Sir Ernest Shackleton and his crew, stranded on the Antarctic ice for 20 months beginning January 20, 1915, then forced to row a 22-foot boat 850 miles across storm-ravaged seas, has inspired at least three marvelous books: Shackleton's own memoir, South; Alfred Lansing's bestselling Endurance; and this stirring account by Alexander (The Way to Xanadu). Melding superb research and the extraordinary expedition photography of Frank Hurley, The Endurance by Caroline Alexander is a stunning work of history, adventure, and art which chronicles "one of the greatest epics of survival in the annals of exploration." The main narrative is interspersed with extracts from the crew's journals, and there is of course a portrayal of Shackleton himself, a truly gifted leader. Focusing on the diverse members of the crew, Alexander creates vivid portraits of each man, revealing the camaraderie and toughness that undoubtedly contributed to their survival. well-turned storytelling. As I read the account, I felt humbled by the thought that I would never have survived the ordeal; indeed, with the increased pulse rate and nervous anxiety I experienced by simply reading of the trials and tribulations of the crew bringing me to about the limit of my endurance, what would I have done had I actually been a member of that historic and famous ship so appropriately named "The Endurance?". No Kindle device required. On a positive note the story does build steadily towards the party finding safety on Elephant Island, and then the James Caird journey and finally the trek over South Georgia and the eventual rescue. I really felt like I got to know these guys. A feature-length IMAX film on the subject will be released then, as well. She is the curator of "Endurance: Shackleton's Legendary Expedition," an exhibition that will open at the American Museum of Natural History in March 1999. : The Story of Shackleton's Last Expedition 1914-1917, South with Endurance: Shackleton's Antarctic Expedition 1914-1917 ( the Photographs of Frank Hurley), "Ashley C. Ford is a writer for the ages, and 'Somebody's Daughter' will be A BOOK OF THE YEAR. The author's dependence on diaries really gave a the reader a clue as to how everyone felt as they struggled to survive. The Endurance: Shackleton's Legendary Antarctic Expedition: Caroline Alexander, American Museum of Natural History: Amazon.sg: Books As a big fan of Alfred Lansing's 1959 story, "Endurance," I was leery of another version, but I was drawn into this one because #1: my library doesn't have too many audio books to choose from, and #2: I was sucked in by the promise of new material from previously unavailable sources. She succinctly and boldly captures the character of the men and of the terrible land- and seascape they crossed toward salvation. It takes them 36 hours, with only short intervals of. It is a thrilling story full of adventures in which as a Pandora's box, comes to the surface every human emotion, in this case even hope. The original glass plate negatives are excellently reproduced. Read a lot of it while we were staying in a yurt in the mtns and cross-country skiing - very appropriate! Find books like The Endurance: Shackleton's Legendary Antarctic Expedition from the world’s largest community of readers. Gorgeous, dramatic shots of the ship amidst the snow and ice floes, icy, stark, and in contrast, wonderfully warm portraits of the men -- and dogs. The rest is Alexander's riveting account of this astonishing and harrowing story, one filled with impressive examples of leadership, ingenuity, misery, and, in the end, cussed endurance, physical and mental. Their ordeal would last for twenty months, and they would make two near-fatal attempts to escape by open boat before their final rescue. Something we hope you'll especially enjoy: FBA products qualify for FREE Shipping. In August 1914, days before the outbreak of the First World War, the renowned explorer Ernest Shackleton and a crew of twenty-seven set sail for the South Atlantic in pursuit of the last unclaimed prize in the history of exploration: the first crossing on foot of the Antarctic continent. The rest is Alexander's riveting account of this astonishing and harrowing story, one filled with impressive examples of leadership, ingenuity, misery, and, in the end, cussed endurance, physical and mental. well-turned storytelling. It's miraculous that anyone survived the crazy-extreme conditions these men faced, but the entire crew of the Endurance lived to tell the tale. Books . flag. I was also surprised by the reference by the narrator to the party raising a glass and saying God Save The Queen, in 1914 !! Endurance: Shackleton's Incredible Voyage, South: The Illustrated Story of Shackleton's Last Expedition 1914-1917, The Bounty: The True Story of the Mutiny on the Bounty, South! Endurance: Shackleton's Incredible Voyage by Alfred Lansing Paperback $20.25. We learn, for instance, that carpenter and shipwright Henry McNish, or "Chippy," was "neither sweet-tempered nor tolerant," and that Mrs. Chippy, his cat, was "full of character." It is a thrilling story full of adventures in which as a Pandora's box, comes to the surface every human emotion, in this case even hope. It's our favorite topic, of course. I had worked several years in the Yukon and later a variety of assignmnets in the High Arctic including the Beaufort Sea. The Heroic Age was coming to a close when Sir Ernest Shackleton took off in pursuit of one of exploration's last prizes: the crossing on foot of the Antarctic continent. This is an incredibly informative book, easy to read, very interesting and the photographs are amazing. It also analyzes reviews to verify trustworthiness. Skip to main content.ca Hello, Sign in. Agent, Anthony Sheil. The Endurance: Shackleton's Legendary Antarctic Expedition: Books - Amazon.ca. A hope that none of the crew. Start by marking “The Endurance: Shackleton's Legendary Antarctic Expedition” as Want to Read: Error rating book. It really is a pity when a truely excellent book is produced by an incompetent publisher who has not provided a table of contents or an index both items that are essential in a book such as this. Beautifully presented, it is packed with original photos taken on the expedition and. To get the free app, enter your mobile phone number. Find many great new & used options and get the best deals for The Endurance - Shackleton's Legendary Antarctic Expedition at the best online prices at … This story is thrilling. It developed after Shackleton, who came within 100 miles of being the first man to reach the South Pole in 1909, organized his new quest for glory. She lives on a farm in New Hampshire. I gave this to my husband as a gift and he loved it! The author Caroline Alexander brings this account of perseverance, courage, and the indomitable, adventurous spirit of the Shackleton Expedition into the nerve fibers of the reader, who is able to become an adventurer without ever leaving his armchair. On pg 3, Alexander quotes Shackleton giving a prophetic warning to the ship's skipper as he navigates worsening conditions: "What the ice gets, the ice keeps." No_Favorite. There's lots of books written on the subject of Shackleton's extraordinary journey to the Antarctic. It was July, midwinter in Antarctica, and the darkness of the long polar night had been upon them for many weeks. None really captures all the vividness and resilience of Caroline Alexander's, 'The Endurance: Shackleton's Legendary Antarctic Expedition.' Learn more about the program. I chose the documentary The Endurance: Shackleton’s Legendary Antarctic Expedition for my documentary analysis and I’m connecting it to the book written by Alfred Lansing, The Endurance: Shackleton’s Incredible Voyage. In this book, Alexander has compiled all the pictures taken by the ship's photographer (Hurley) during that legendary journey & they are worth ...gold. I love overcoming, travel and adventure stories and for that reason I can't avoid recommending this amazing story of Caroline Alexander. Mostly not very well. Graphic Violence ; Graphic Sexual Content ; texts. Added to that, there are many more of Frank Hurley's dazzling photographs. This story is thrilling. There are 2. *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. i loved that she included so many background details. An excellent retelling; this book is definitely worthwhile. No matter how many books I read nor movies I watch, I just can't seem to get enough of Shackleton. 1-Click ordering is not available for this item. And he didn't just spout it, he lived it. Then I chanced upon this book by Caroling Alexander at my neighborhood public library. All the more important, because the reproduction of the photography is superb. Reviewed in the United Kingdom on October 19, 2016. I also like how the photographs were strewn throughout the book and humanized a lot of the men. The captain of the ship, Frank Worsley, would remember the day vividly ever afterward. An excellent retelling; this book is definitely worthwhile. Their ordeal would last for twenty months, and they would make two near-fatal attempts to escape by open boat before their final rescue. If you're a seller, Fulfilment by Amazon can help you grow your business. Throughout the grueling ordeal, Shackleton and his men show what endurance and greatness are all about. Such firsthand descriptions, paired with 170 of Frank Hurley's intimate photographs, which are comprehensively assembled here for the first time, penetrate the hulls of the Endurance and these tough men. Free shipping for many products! Free delivery worldwide. As the author noted, "At the core of Shackleton's gift for leadership in crisis was...the fact that he elicited from his men strength and endurance they had never imagined they possessed; he ennobled them. *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. It is a worthy complement to Lansing's "Endurance" and contains a great deal more detail on some situations, interpersonal relations and the psychological impact on the men who went through this incredible experience - all stuff that Lansing tactfully omits. Spring arrives, but the shifting floes crush the ship. One of the three men spoke. Shackleton's journey is covered in fascinating detail - both during his time on the Endurance and then later on his trek across the ice. that is the version to read for an intimate telling of the ordeal. Wanting to know more, I then began Shackleton's "South" as an e-book -without photos- & was wishing there were photos to show me what they were talking about. The information has been brought together from diaries of Shackleton and his crew. Try. Reading their story made me appreciate the abundance of food in our kitchen, hot water in our bathroom, and clean clothes! John Schlarman Family, Uc Santa Cruz Font, Hungerford Fc Results, Chicago Fire Squad 3 Hat, Patriot League Field Hockey 2021, "/> the endurance shackleton's legendary antarctic expedition book remove-circle Share or Embed This Item. Focusing on the diverse members of the crew, Alexander creates vivid portraits of each man, revealing the camaraderie and toughness that undoubtedly contributed to their survival. Buy Endurance: Shackleton's Legendary Antarctic expedition 1st by Alexander, Caroline (ISBN: 9780375404030) from Amazon's Book Store. Add to basket Add to wishlist. The story is amazing. I love overcoming, travel and adventure stories and for that reason I can't avoid recommending this amazing story of Caroline Alexander. Caroline Alexander has become one of my favorite nonfiction writers and this book was no exception.The subjects she chooses are compelling and her writing is evocative. Reviewed in the United Kingdom on April 2, 2014. For some reason, I find myself obsessed with books about Antarctic and Arctic exploration in the final years before radio and telegraph. As I read the account, I felt humbled by the thought that I would never have survived the ordeal; indeed, with the increased pulse rate and nervous anxiety I experienced by simply reading of the trials and tribulations of the crew bringing me to a, The author Caroline Alexander brings this account of perseverance, courage, and the indomitable, adventurous spirit of the Shackleton Expedition into the nerve fibers of the reader, who is able to become an adventurer without ever leaving his armchair. ES also said, "Optimism is true moral c. On pg 3, Alexander quotes Shackleton giving a prophetic warning to the ship's skipper as he navigates worsening conditions: "What the ice gets, the ice keeps." Miraculous too that these survived, considering everything they went through. Much, much more than I had anticipated. But the real heroism lies in the qualities that Shackleton himself brought to this excursion -the way he selected his crew not so much on seamanship experience but on each's personal optimism; the way he was able to quickly recognize, without ego, that the Excursion was now a rescue o. her story started before the ship set sail and ended long after the men were rescued - telling what happened to each man, individually, for the remainder of their lives. Reviewed in the United Kingdom on January 23, 2021, There are so many special things about this book. What I enjoyed even more than the text were the beautiful black and white photos taken by a photographer on board, Frank Hurley. And the beauty too. (Nov.) FYI: The Endurance is being published in association with the American Museum of Natural History, which in March 1999 will open an exhibit, curated by Alexander, chronicling Shackleton's voyage. I was disappointed by the Scott bashing - both Scott and Shackleton had flaws but were also heroes of the age - you can appreciate both without knocking one or the other. He was constantly monitoring the spirits of his men, and organizing activities for entertainment, camaraderie, and comfort (relatively speaking, of course), even serving them meals in their tents after particularly bad events. Bullseye! Account & Lists Returns & Orders. This book is about the abortive trans-Antarctic expedition led by Ernest Shackleton between 1914-16. Many of the photographs are not only quite beautiful, particularly of the Endurance as it sits icebound yet under desperate full sail, but also moving, with crew members putting on their best faces as death sat waiting just outside the picture frame. In 1914, Shackleton sailed to Antarctica with 27 men in hopes of being the first human to transverse the continent. The unparalleled adventure and ordeal of Sir Ernest Shackleton and his crew, stranded on the Antarctic ice for 20 months beginning January 20, 1915, then forced to row a 22-foot boat 850 miles across storm-ravaged seas, has inspired at least three marvelous books: Shackleton's own memoir, South; Alfred Lansing's bestselling Endurance; and this stirring account by Alexander (The Way to Xanadu). Melding superb research and the extraordinary expedition photography of Frank Hurley, The Endurance by Caroline Alexander is a stunning work of history, adventure, and art which chronicles "one of the greatest epics of survival in the annals of exploration." The main narrative is interspersed with extracts from the crew's journals, and there is of course a portrayal of Shackleton himself, a truly gifted leader. Focusing on the diverse members of the crew, Alexander creates vivid portraits of each man, revealing the camaraderie and toughness that undoubtedly contributed to their survival. well-turned storytelling. As I read the account, I felt humbled by the thought that I would never have survived the ordeal; indeed, with the increased pulse rate and nervous anxiety I experienced by simply reading of the trials and tribulations of the crew bringing me to about the limit of my endurance, what would I have done had I actually been a member of that historic and famous ship so appropriately named "The Endurance?". No Kindle device required. On a positive note the story does build steadily towards the party finding safety on Elephant Island, and then the James Caird journey and finally the trek over South Georgia and the eventual rescue. I really felt like I got to know these guys. A feature-length IMAX film on the subject will be released then, as well. She is the curator of "Endurance: Shackleton's Legendary Expedition," an exhibition that will open at the American Museum of Natural History in March 1999. : The Story of Shackleton's Last Expedition 1914-1917, South with Endurance: Shackleton's Antarctic Expedition 1914-1917 ( the Photographs of Frank Hurley), "Ashley C. Ford is a writer for the ages, and 'Somebody's Daughter' will be A BOOK OF THE YEAR. The author's dependence on diaries really gave a the reader a clue as to how everyone felt as they struggled to survive. The Endurance: Shackleton's Legendary Antarctic Expedition: Caroline Alexander, American Museum of Natural History: Amazon.sg: Books As a big fan of Alfred Lansing's 1959 story, "Endurance," I was leery of another version, but I was drawn into this one because #1: my library doesn't have too many audio books to choose from, and #2: I was sucked in by the promise of new material from previously unavailable sources. She succinctly and boldly captures the character of the men and of the terrible land- and seascape they crossed toward salvation. It takes them 36 hours, with only short intervals of. It is a thrilling story full of adventures in which as a Pandora's box, comes to the surface every human emotion, in this case even hope. The original glass plate negatives are excellently reproduced. Read a lot of it while we were staying in a yurt in the mtns and cross-country skiing - very appropriate! Find books like The Endurance: Shackleton's Legendary Antarctic Expedition from the world’s largest community of readers. Gorgeous, dramatic shots of the ship amidst the snow and ice floes, icy, stark, and in contrast, wonderfully warm portraits of the men -- and dogs. The rest is Alexander's riveting account of this astonishing and harrowing story, one filled with impressive examples of leadership, ingenuity, misery, and, in the end, cussed endurance, physical and mental. Their ordeal would last for twenty months, and they would make two near-fatal attempts to escape by open boat before their final rescue. Something we hope you'll especially enjoy: FBA products qualify for FREE Shipping. In August 1914, days before the outbreak of the First World War, the renowned explorer Ernest Shackleton and a crew of twenty-seven set sail for the South Atlantic in pursuit of the last unclaimed prize in the history of exploration: the first crossing on foot of the Antarctic continent. The rest is Alexander's riveting account of this astonishing and harrowing story, one filled with impressive examples of leadership, ingenuity, misery, and, in the end, cussed endurance, physical and mental. well-turned storytelling. It's miraculous that anyone survived the crazy-extreme conditions these men faced, but the entire crew of the Endurance lived to tell the tale. Books . flag. I was also surprised by the reference by the narrator to the party raising a glass and saying God Save The Queen, in 1914 !! Endurance: Shackleton's Incredible Voyage, South: The Illustrated Story of Shackleton's Last Expedition 1914-1917, The Bounty: The True Story of the Mutiny on the Bounty, South! Endurance: Shackleton's Incredible Voyage by Alfred Lansing Paperback $20.25. We learn, for instance, that carpenter and shipwright Henry McNish, or "Chippy," was "neither sweet-tempered nor tolerant," and that Mrs. Chippy, his cat, was "full of character." It is a thrilling story full of adventures in which as a Pandora's box, comes to the surface every human emotion, in this case even hope. It's our favorite topic, of course. I had worked several years in the Yukon and later a variety of assignmnets in the High Arctic including the Beaufort Sea. The Heroic Age was coming to a close when Sir Ernest Shackleton took off in pursuit of one of exploration's last prizes: the crossing on foot of the Antarctic continent. This is an incredibly informative book, easy to read, very interesting and the photographs are amazing. It also analyzes reviews to verify trustworthiness. Skip to main content.ca Hello, Sign in. Agent, Anthony Sheil. The Endurance: Shackleton's Legendary Antarctic Expedition: Books - Amazon.ca. A hope that none of the crew. Start by marking “The Endurance: Shackleton's Legendary Antarctic Expedition” as Want to Read: Error rating book. It really is a pity when a truely excellent book is produced by an incompetent publisher who has not provided a table of contents or an index both items that are essential in a book such as this. Beautifully presented, it is packed with original photos taken on the expedition and. To get the free app, enter your mobile phone number. Find many great new & used options and get the best deals for The Endurance - Shackleton's Legendary Antarctic Expedition at the best online prices at … This story is thrilling. It developed after Shackleton, who came within 100 miles of being the first man to reach the South Pole in 1909, organized his new quest for glory. She lives on a farm in New Hampshire. I gave this to my husband as a gift and he loved it! The author Caroline Alexander brings this account of perseverance, courage, and the indomitable, adventurous spirit of the Shackleton Expedition into the nerve fibers of the reader, who is able to become an adventurer without ever leaving his armchair. On pg 3, Alexander quotes Shackleton giving a prophetic warning to the ship's skipper as he navigates worsening conditions: "What the ice gets, the ice keeps." No_Favorite. There's lots of books written on the subject of Shackleton's extraordinary journey to the Antarctic. It was July, midwinter in Antarctica, and the darkness of the long polar night had been upon them for many weeks. None really captures all the vividness and resilience of Caroline Alexander's, 'The Endurance: Shackleton's Legendary Antarctic Expedition.' Learn more about the program. I chose the documentary The Endurance: Shackleton’s Legendary Antarctic Expedition for my documentary analysis and I’m connecting it to the book written by Alfred Lansing, The Endurance: Shackleton’s Incredible Voyage. In this book, Alexander has compiled all the pictures taken by the ship's photographer (Hurley) during that legendary journey & they are worth ...gold. I love overcoming, travel and adventure stories and for that reason I can't avoid recommending this amazing story of Caroline Alexander. Mostly not very well. Graphic Violence ; Graphic Sexual Content ; texts. Added to that, there are many more of Frank Hurley's dazzling photographs. This story is thrilling. There are 2. *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. i loved that she included so many background details. An excellent retelling; this book is definitely worthwhile. No matter how many books I read nor movies I watch, I just can't seem to get enough of Shackleton. 1-Click ordering is not available for this item. And he didn't just spout it, he lived it. Then I chanced upon this book by Caroling Alexander at my neighborhood public library. All the more important, because the reproduction of the photography is superb. Reviewed in the United Kingdom on October 19, 2016. I also like how the photographs were strewn throughout the book and humanized a lot of the men. The captain of the ship, Frank Worsley, would remember the day vividly ever afterward. An excellent retelling; this book is definitely worthwhile. Their ordeal would last for twenty months, and they would make two near-fatal attempts to escape by open boat before their final rescue. If you're a seller, Fulfilment by Amazon can help you grow your business. Throughout the grueling ordeal, Shackleton and his men show what endurance and greatness are all about. Such firsthand descriptions, paired with 170 of Frank Hurley's intimate photographs, which are comprehensively assembled here for the first time, penetrate the hulls of the Endurance and these tough men. Free shipping for many products! Free delivery worldwide. As the author noted, "At the core of Shackleton's gift for leadership in crisis was...the fact that he elicited from his men strength and endurance they had never imagined they possessed; he ennobled them. *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. It is a worthy complement to Lansing's "Endurance" and contains a great deal more detail on some situations, interpersonal relations and the psychological impact on the men who went through this incredible experience - all stuff that Lansing tactfully omits. Spring arrives, but the shifting floes crush the ship. One of the three men spoke. Shackleton's journey is covered in fascinating detail - both during his time on the Endurance and then later on his trek across the ice. that is the version to read for an intimate telling of the ordeal. Wanting to know more, I then began Shackleton's "South" as an e-book -without photos- & was wishing there were photos to show me what they were talking about. The information has been brought together from diaries of Shackleton and his crew. Try. Reading their story made me appreciate the abundance of food in our kitchen, hot water in our bathroom, and clean clothes! John Schlarman Family, Uc Santa Cruz Font, Hungerford Fc Results, Chicago Fire Squad 3 Hat, Patriot League Field Hockey 2021, " /> remove-circle Share or Embed This Item. Focusing on the diverse members of the crew, Alexander creates vivid portraits of each man, revealing the camaraderie and toughness that undoubtedly contributed to their survival. Buy Endurance: Shackleton's Legendary Antarctic expedition 1st by Alexander, Caroline (ISBN: 9780375404030) from Amazon's Book Store. Add to basket Add to wishlist. The story is amazing. I love overcoming, travel and adventure stories and for that reason I can't avoid recommending this amazing story of Caroline Alexander. Caroline Alexander has become one of my favorite nonfiction writers and this book was no exception.The subjects she chooses are compelling and her writing is evocative. Reviewed in the United Kingdom on April 2, 2014. For some reason, I find myself obsessed with books about Antarctic and Arctic exploration in the final years before radio and telegraph. As I read the account, I felt humbled by the thought that I would never have survived the ordeal; indeed, with the increased pulse rate and nervous anxiety I experienced by simply reading of the trials and tribulations of the crew bringing me to a, The author Caroline Alexander brings this account of perseverance, courage, and the indomitable, adventurous spirit of the Shackleton Expedition into the nerve fibers of the reader, who is able to become an adventurer without ever leaving his armchair. ES also said, "Optimism is true moral c. On pg 3, Alexander quotes Shackleton giving a prophetic warning to the ship's skipper as he navigates worsening conditions: "What the ice gets, the ice keeps." Miraculous too that these survived, considering everything they went through. Much, much more than I had anticipated. But the real heroism lies in the qualities that Shackleton himself brought to this excursion -the way he selected his crew not so much on seamanship experience but on each's personal optimism; the way he was able to quickly recognize, without ego, that the Excursion was now a rescue o. her story started before the ship set sail and ended long after the men were rescued - telling what happened to each man, individually, for the remainder of their lives. Reviewed in the United Kingdom on January 23, 2021, There are so many special things about this book. What I enjoyed even more than the text were the beautiful black and white photos taken by a photographer on board, Frank Hurley. And the beauty too. (Nov.) FYI: The Endurance is being published in association with the American Museum of Natural History, which in March 1999 will open an exhibit, curated by Alexander, chronicling Shackleton's voyage. I was disappointed by the Scott bashing - both Scott and Shackleton had flaws but were also heroes of the age - you can appreciate both without knocking one or the other. He was constantly monitoring the spirits of his men, and organizing activities for entertainment, camaraderie, and comfort (relatively speaking, of course), even serving them meals in their tents after particularly bad events. Bullseye! Account & Lists Returns & Orders. This book is about the abortive trans-Antarctic expedition led by Ernest Shackleton between 1914-16. Many of the photographs are not only quite beautiful, particularly of the Endurance as it sits icebound yet under desperate full sail, but also moving, with crew members putting on their best faces as death sat waiting just outside the picture frame. In 1914, Shackleton sailed to Antarctica with 27 men in hopes of being the first human to transverse the continent. The unparalleled adventure and ordeal of Sir Ernest Shackleton and his crew, stranded on the Antarctic ice for 20 months beginning January 20, 1915, then forced to row a 22-foot boat 850 miles across storm-ravaged seas, has inspired at least three marvelous books: Shackleton's own memoir, South; Alfred Lansing's bestselling Endurance; and this stirring account by Alexander (The Way to Xanadu). Melding superb research and the extraordinary expedition photography of Frank Hurley, The Endurance by Caroline Alexander is a stunning work of history, adventure, and art which chronicles "one of the greatest epics of survival in the annals of exploration." The main narrative is interspersed with extracts from the crew's journals, and there is of course a portrayal of Shackleton himself, a truly gifted leader. Focusing on the diverse members of the crew, Alexander creates vivid portraits of each man, revealing the camaraderie and toughness that undoubtedly contributed to their survival. well-turned storytelling. As I read the account, I felt humbled by the thought that I would never have survived the ordeal; indeed, with the increased pulse rate and nervous anxiety I experienced by simply reading of the trials and tribulations of the crew bringing me to about the limit of my endurance, what would I have done had I actually been a member of that historic and famous ship so appropriately named "The Endurance?". No Kindle device required. On a positive note the story does build steadily towards the party finding safety on Elephant Island, and then the James Caird journey and finally the trek over South Georgia and the eventual rescue. I really felt like I got to know these guys. A feature-length IMAX film on the subject will be released then, as well. She is the curator of "Endurance: Shackleton's Legendary Expedition," an exhibition that will open at the American Museum of Natural History in March 1999. : The Story of Shackleton's Last Expedition 1914-1917, South with Endurance: Shackleton's Antarctic Expedition 1914-1917 ( the Photographs of Frank Hurley), "Ashley C. Ford is a writer for the ages, and 'Somebody's Daughter' will be A BOOK OF THE YEAR. The author's dependence on diaries really gave a the reader a clue as to how everyone felt as they struggled to survive. The Endurance: Shackleton's Legendary Antarctic Expedition: Caroline Alexander, American Museum of Natural History: Amazon.sg: Books As a big fan of Alfred Lansing's 1959 story, "Endurance," I was leery of another version, but I was drawn into this one because #1: my library doesn't have too many audio books to choose from, and #2: I was sucked in by the promise of new material from previously unavailable sources. She succinctly and boldly captures the character of the men and of the terrible land- and seascape they crossed toward salvation. It takes them 36 hours, with only short intervals of. It is a thrilling story full of adventures in which as a Pandora's box, comes to the surface every human emotion, in this case even hope. The original glass plate negatives are excellently reproduced. Read a lot of it while we were staying in a yurt in the mtns and cross-country skiing - very appropriate! Find books like The Endurance: Shackleton's Legendary Antarctic Expedition from the world’s largest community of readers. Gorgeous, dramatic shots of the ship amidst the snow and ice floes, icy, stark, and in contrast, wonderfully warm portraits of the men -- and dogs. The rest is Alexander's riveting account of this astonishing and harrowing story, one filled with impressive examples of leadership, ingenuity, misery, and, in the end, cussed endurance, physical and mental. Their ordeal would last for twenty months, and they would make two near-fatal attempts to escape by open boat before their final rescue. Something we hope you'll especially enjoy: FBA products qualify for FREE Shipping. In August 1914, days before the outbreak of the First World War, the renowned explorer Ernest Shackleton and a crew of twenty-seven set sail for the South Atlantic in pursuit of the last unclaimed prize in the history of exploration: the first crossing on foot of the Antarctic continent. The rest is Alexander's riveting account of this astonishing and harrowing story, one filled with impressive examples of leadership, ingenuity, misery, and, in the end, cussed endurance, physical and mental. well-turned storytelling. It's miraculous that anyone survived the crazy-extreme conditions these men faced, but the entire crew of the Endurance lived to tell the tale. Books . flag. I was also surprised by the reference by the narrator to the party raising a glass and saying God Save The Queen, in 1914 !! Endurance: Shackleton's Incredible Voyage, South: The Illustrated Story of Shackleton's Last Expedition 1914-1917, The Bounty: The True Story of the Mutiny on the Bounty, South! Endurance: Shackleton's Incredible Voyage by Alfred Lansing Paperback $20.25. We learn, for instance, that carpenter and shipwright Henry McNish, or "Chippy," was "neither sweet-tempered nor tolerant," and that Mrs. Chippy, his cat, was "full of character." It is a thrilling story full of adventures in which as a Pandora's box, comes to the surface every human emotion, in this case even hope. It's our favorite topic, of course. I had worked several years in the Yukon and later a variety of assignmnets in the High Arctic including the Beaufort Sea. The Heroic Age was coming to a close when Sir Ernest Shackleton took off in pursuit of one of exploration's last prizes: the crossing on foot of the Antarctic continent. This is an incredibly informative book, easy to read, very interesting and the photographs are amazing. It also analyzes reviews to verify trustworthiness. Skip to main content.ca Hello, Sign in. Agent, Anthony Sheil. The Endurance: Shackleton's Legendary Antarctic Expedition: Books - Amazon.ca. A hope that none of the crew. Start by marking “The Endurance: Shackleton's Legendary Antarctic Expedition” as Want to Read: Error rating book. It really is a pity when a truely excellent book is produced by an incompetent publisher who has not provided a table of contents or an index both items that are essential in a book such as this. Beautifully presented, it is packed with original photos taken on the expedition and. To get the free app, enter your mobile phone number. Find many great new & used options and get the best deals for The Endurance - Shackleton's Legendary Antarctic Expedition at the best online prices at … This story is thrilling. It developed after Shackleton, who came within 100 miles of being the first man to reach the South Pole in 1909, organized his new quest for glory. She lives on a farm in New Hampshire. I gave this to my husband as a gift and he loved it! The author Caroline Alexander brings this account of perseverance, courage, and the indomitable, adventurous spirit of the Shackleton Expedition into the nerve fibers of the reader, who is able to become an adventurer without ever leaving his armchair. On pg 3, Alexander quotes Shackleton giving a prophetic warning to the ship's skipper as he navigates worsening conditions: "What the ice gets, the ice keeps." No_Favorite. There's lots of books written on the subject of Shackleton's extraordinary journey to the Antarctic. It was July, midwinter in Antarctica, and the darkness of the long polar night had been upon them for many weeks. None really captures all the vividness and resilience of Caroline Alexander's, 'The Endurance: Shackleton's Legendary Antarctic Expedition.' Learn more about the program. I chose the documentary The Endurance: Shackleton’s Legendary Antarctic Expedition for my documentary analysis and I’m connecting it to the book written by Alfred Lansing, The Endurance: Shackleton’s Incredible Voyage. In this book, Alexander has compiled all the pictures taken by the ship's photographer (Hurley) during that legendary journey & they are worth ...gold. I love overcoming, travel and adventure stories and for that reason I can't avoid recommending this amazing story of Caroline Alexander. Mostly not very well. Graphic Violence ; Graphic Sexual Content ; texts. Added to that, there are many more of Frank Hurley's dazzling photographs. This story is thrilling. There are 2. *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. i loved that she included so many background details. An excellent retelling; this book is definitely worthwhile. No matter how many books I read nor movies I watch, I just can't seem to get enough of Shackleton. 1-Click ordering is not available for this item. And he didn't just spout it, he lived it. Then I chanced upon this book by Caroling Alexander at my neighborhood public library. All the more important, because the reproduction of the photography is superb. Reviewed in the United Kingdom on October 19, 2016. I also like how the photographs were strewn throughout the book and humanized a lot of the men. The captain of the ship, Frank Worsley, would remember the day vividly ever afterward. An excellent retelling; this book is definitely worthwhile. Their ordeal would last for twenty months, and they would make two near-fatal attempts to escape by open boat before their final rescue. If you're a seller, Fulfilment by Amazon can help you grow your business. Throughout the grueling ordeal, Shackleton and his men show what endurance and greatness are all about. Such firsthand descriptions, paired with 170 of Frank Hurley's intimate photographs, which are comprehensively assembled here for the first time, penetrate the hulls of the Endurance and these tough men. Free shipping for many products! Free delivery worldwide. As the author noted, "At the core of Shackleton's gift for leadership in crisis was...the fact that he elicited from his men strength and endurance they had never imagined they possessed; he ennobled them. *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. It is a worthy complement to Lansing's "Endurance" and contains a great deal more detail on some situations, interpersonal relations and the psychological impact on the men who went through this incredible experience - all stuff that Lansing tactfully omits. Spring arrives, but the shifting floes crush the ship. One of the three men spoke. Shackleton's journey is covered in fascinating detail - both during his time on the Endurance and then later on his trek across the ice. that is the version to read for an intimate telling of the ordeal. Wanting to know more, I then began Shackleton's "South" as an e-book -without photos- & was wishing there were photos to show me what they were talking about. The information has been brought together from diaries of Shackleton and his crew. Try. Reading their story made me appreciate the abundance of food in our kitchen, hot water in our bathroom, and clean clothes! John Schlarman Family, Uc Santa Cruz Font, Hungerford Fc Results, Chicago Fire Squad 3 Hat, Patriot League Field Hockey 2021, " />
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A quick and easy read. The Endurance : Shackleton's Legendary Antarctic Expedition. Caroline Alexander has written for The New Yorker, Granta, Condé Nast Traveler, Smithsonian, Outside, and National Geographic. Caroline Alexander has written a superb, well-researched and absolutely gripping account of the journey and the subsequent epic survival of all the men against all odds once the ship sinks deep in the Weddel sea. I would have loved more context and detailed notes on the journey. It's a page turner about this arctic adventure and it's just incredible that they ALL survived - it's incredible that ANY of them survived. :), Although my favorite book on Shackleton's expedition is Alfred Lansing's account, this is also an excellent version. It is based on the book of the same name. Pretty amazing story and true! The Endurance is a 2000 documentary film directed by George Butler about Ernest Shackleton's legendary Antarctic expedition in 1914. Sometimes, the little ship would quiver and groan in response, her wooden timbers straining as the pressure from millions of tons of ice, set in motion by some faraway disturbance, at last reached her resting place and nipped at her resilient sides. From time to time, the shriek of the wind outside broke all conversation. I wrote a book review, then realized it was the's wrong version of Endurance. Be the first to ask a question about The Endurance. It is a thrilling story full of adventures in which as a Pandora's box, comes to the surface every human emotion, in this case even hope. The photos taken on the expedition (included in the book) are amazing. So while Ive never come onto a book's review site to promote another one -in this case I wud suggest you "explore "by 'reading sample 'of which you prefer. ES also said, "Optimism is true moral courage," and while that might sound a bit grandiose to some ears, his dogged belief in it is probably what kept the crew alive. Download one of the Free Kindle apps to start reading Kindle books on your smartphone, tablet, and computer. Published in conjunction with an exhibition about the expedition at the American Museum of Natural History in New York City, this book occupies a prize spot in the already abundant literature of polar exploration. Original Title: The Endurance: Shackleton’s Legendary Antarctic Expedition Year of Release: 2000 Genres: Documentary Director: George Butler Writer: n/a Main Cast: Liam Neeson, David Cale, Brian d'Arcy James, Julian Ayer. She presents the astonishing work of Australian photographer Frank Hurley whose never-before-published visual record of the adventure recreates the terrible beauty of the Antarctic, the destruction of the ship Endurance and the heroic crew's daily struggle to stay alive with the miraculous, inspiring leadership of Sir Ernest Shackleton. THE DEFINITIVE AND SPELLBINDING RECORD OF SHACKLETON'S LEGENDARY ANTARCTIC EXPEDITION, IMMORTALIZED ON FILM BY PIONEERING PHOTOGRAPHER FRANK HURLEY Sir Ernest Shackleton's trans-Antarctic expedition of 1914-1917 was one of the great feats of human endurance -- one vividly captured in the powerful and dramatic pictures taken by Frank Hurley, the expedition… ", There have been a lot of books on the Shackleton expedition - including Alfred Lansing's 1959 classic. In a sheer act of will, they cross 22 miles of treacherous uncharted territory, traversing mountains, ice, and glaciers. A hope that none of the crew lost during the long and painful odyssey they had to suffer. that is the version to read for an intimate telling of the ordeal. Miraculous too that these survived, considering everything they went through. The Endurance: Shackleton's Legendary Antarctic Expedition Caroline Alexander, Author, Frank Hurley, Photographer Alfred A Knopf Inc $35 (224p) ISBN 978-0-375-40403-0 … Frank Worsley's first-hand account of the expedition & was thoroughly fascinated by his telling of this amazing & actually horrifying ordeal in the Antarctic. Buy The Endurance - Shackleton's Legendary Antarctic Expedition New edition by Caroline Alexander, Frank Hurley (ISBN: 9780747546702) from Amazon's Book Store. The Endurance : Shackleton's legendary … Then I chanced upon this book by Caroling Alexander at my neighborhood public library. It was lovingly crafted and the publisher did not cut corners, particularly on the excellent grade paper. Find many great new & used options and get the best deals for The Endurance: Shackleton's Legendary Antarctic Expedition at the best online prices at … (Only the godforsaken tundra I explore is urban U.S), No matter how many books I read nor movies I watch, I just can't seem to get enough of Shackleton. The account successfully reveals the seldom-seen domestic world of expedition life--the singsongs, feasts, lectures, camaraderie--so that when the hardships set in, we know these people beyond the stereotypical guise of mere explorers and long for their safety. Truly one of the great last explorers. In August 1914, days before the outbreak of the First World War, the renowned explorer Ernest Shackleton and a crew of twenty-seven set sail for the South Atlantic in pursuit of the last unclaimed prize in the history of exploration: the first crossing on foot of the Antarctic continent. Definitely worth it. At 3am I thought I would put it down and go to sleep, but how could I leave Shackleton, Crean, and Worsley just as they were setting out on foot in a desperate bid to get to the nearest whaling station on the island of South Georgia in order to get help for the men they had left behind. The Endurance : Shackleton's legendary Antarctic expedition Item Preview > remove-circle Share or Embed This Item. Focusing on the diverse members of the crew, Alexander creates vivid portraits of each man, revealing the camaraderie and toughness that undoubtedly contributed to their survival. Buy Endurance: Shackleton's Legendary Antarctic expedition 1st by Alexander, Caroline (ISBN: 9780375404030) from Amazon's Book Store. Add to basket Add to wishlist. The story is amazing. I love overcoming, travel and adventure stories and for that reason I can't avoid recommending this amazing story of Caroline Alexander. Caroline Alexander has become one of my favorite nonfiction writers and this book was no exception.The subjects she chooses are compelling and her writing is evocative. Reviewed in the United Kingdom on April 2, 2014. For some reason, I find myself obsessed with books about Antarctic and Arctic exploration in the final years before radio and telegraph. As I read the account, I felt humbled by the thought that I would never have survived the ordeal; indeed, with the increased pulse rate and nervous anxiety I experienced by simply reading of the trials and tribulations of the crew bringing me to a, The author Caroline Alexander brings this account of perseverance, courage, and the indomitable, adventurous spirit of the Shackleton Expedition into the nerve fibers of the reader, who is able to become an adventurer without ever leaving his armchair. ES also said, "Optimism is true moral c. On pg 3, Alexander quotes Shackleton giving a prophetic warning to the ship's skipper as he navigates worsening conditions: "What the ice gets, the ice keeps." Miraculous too that these survived, considering everything they went through. Much, much more than I had anticipated. But the real heroism lies in the qualities that Shackleton himself brought to this excursion -the way he selected his crew not so much on seamanship experience but on each's personal optimism; the way he was able to quickly recognize, without ego, that the Excursion was now a rescue o. her story started before the ship set sail and ended long after the men were rescued - telling what happened to each man, individually, for the remainder of their lives. Reviewed in the United Kingdom on January 23, 2021, There are so many special things about this book. What I enjoyed even more than the text were the beautiful black and white photos taken by a photographer on board, Frank Hurley. And the beauty too. (Nov.) FYI: The Endurance is being published in association with the American Museum of Natural History, which in March 1999 will open an exhibit, curated by Alexander, chronicling Shackleton's voyage. I was disappointed by the Scott bashing - both Scott and Shackleton had flaws but were also heroes of the age - you can appreciate both without knocking one or the other. He was constantly monitoring the spirits of his men, and organizing activities for entertainment, camaraderie, and comfort (relatively speaking, of course), even serving them meals in their tents after particularly bad events. Bullseye! Account & Lists Returns & Orders. This book is about the abortive trans-Antarctic expedition led by Ernest Shackleton between 1914-16. Many of the photographs are not only quite beautiful, particularly of the Endurance as it sits icebound yet under desperate full sail, but also moving, with crew members putting on their best faces as death sat waiting just outside the picture frame. In 1914, Shackleton sailed to Antarctica with 27 men in hopes of being the first human to transverse the continent. The unparalleled adventure and ordeal of Sir Ernest Shackleton and his crew, stranded on the Antarctic ice for 20 months beginning January 20, 1915, then forced to row a 22-foot boat 850 miles across storm-ravaged seas, has inspired at least three marvelous books: Shackleton's own memoir, South; Alfred Lansing's bestselling Endurance; and this stirring account by Alexander (The Way to Xanadu). Melding superb research and the extraordinary expedition photography of Frank Hurley, The Endurance by Caroline Alexander is a stunning work of history, adventure, and art which chronicles "one of the greatest epics of survival in the annals of exploration." The main narrative is interspersed with extracts from the crew's journals, and there is of course a portrayal of Shackleton himself, a truly gifted leader. Focusing on the diverse members of the crew, Alexander creates vivid portraits of each man, revealing the camaraderie and toughness that undoubtedly contributed to their survival. well-turned storytelling. As I read the account, I felt humbled by the thought that I would never have survived the ordeal; indeed, with the increased pulse rate and nervous anxiety I experienced by simply reading of the trials and tribulations of the crew bringing me to about the limit of my endurance, what would I have done had I actually been a member of that historic and famous ship so appropriately named "The Endurance?". No Kindle device required. On a positive note the story does build steadily towards the party finding safety on Elephant Island, and then the James Caird journey and finally the trek over South Georgia and the eventual rescue. I really felt like I got to know these guys. A feature-length IMAX film on the subject will be released then, as well. She is the curator of "Endurance: Shackleton's Legendary Expedition," an exhibition that will open at the American Museum of Natural History in March 1999. : The Story of Shackleton's Last Expedition 1914-1917, South with Endurance: Shackleton's Antarctic Expedition 1914-1917 ( the Photographs of Frank Hurley), "Ashley C. Ford is a writer for the ages, and 'Somebody's Daughter' will be A BOOK OF THE YEAR. The author's dependence on diaries really gave a the reader a clue as to how everyone felt as they struggled to survive. The Endurance: Shackleton's Legendary Antarctic Expedition: Caroline Alexander, American Museum of Natural History: Amazon.sg: Books As a big fan of Alfred Lansing's 1959 story, "Endurance," I was leery of another version, but I was drawn into this one because #1: my library doesn't have too many audio books to choose from, and #2: I was sucked in by the promise of new material from previously unavailable sources. She succinctly and boldly captures the character of the men and of the terrible land- and seascape they crossed toward salvation. It takes them 36 hours, with only short intervals of. It is a thrilling story full of adventures in which as a Pandora's box, comes to the surface every human emotion, in this case even hope. The original glass plate negatives are excellently reproduced. Read a lot of it while we were staying in a yurt in the mtns and cross-country skiing - very appropriate! Find books like The Endurance: Shackleton's Legendary Antarctic Expedition from the world’s largest community of readers. Gorgeous, dramatic shots of the ship amidst the snow and ice floes, icy, stark, and in contrast, wonderfully warm portraits of the men -- and dogs. The rest is Alexander's riveting account of this astonishing and harrowing story, one filled with impressive examples of leadership, ingenuity, misery, and, in the end, cussed endurance, physical and mental. Their ordeal would last for twenty months, and they would make two near-fatal attempts to escape by open boat before their final rescue. Something we hope you'll especially enjoy: FBA products qualify for FREE Shipping. In August 1914, days before the outbreak of the First World War, the renowned explorer Ernest Shackleton and a crew of twenty-seven set sail for the South Atlantic in pursuit of the last unclaimed prize in the history of exploration: the first crossing on foot of the Antarctic continent. The rest is Alexander's riveting account of this astonishing and harrowing story, one filled with impressive examples of leadership, ingenuity, misery, and, in the end, cussed endurance, physical and mental. well-turned storytelling. It's miraculous that anyone survived the crazy-extreme conditions these men faced, but the entire crew of the Endurance lived to tell the tale. Books . flag. I was also surprised by the reference by the narrator to the party raising a glass and saying God Save The Queen, in 1914 !! Endurance: Shackleton's Incredible Voyage, South: The Illustrated Story of Shackleton's Last Expedition 1914-1917, The Bounty: The True Story of the Mutiny on the Bounty, South! Endurance: Shackleton's Incredible Voyage by Alfred Lansing Paperback $20.25. We learn, for instance, that carpenter and shipwright Henry McNish, or "Chippy," was "neither sweet-tempered nor tolerant," and that Mrs. Chippy, his cat, was "full of character." It is a thrilling story full of adventures in which as a Pandora's box, comes to the surface every human emotion, in this case even hope. It's our favorite topic, of course. I had worked several years in the Yukon and later a variety of assignmnets in the High Arctic including the Beaufort Sea. The Heroic Age was coming to a close when Sir Ernest Shackleton took off in pursuit of one of exploration's last prizes: the crossing on foot of the Antarctic continent. This is an incredibly informative book, easy to read, very interesting and the photographs are amazing. It also analyzes reviews to verify trustworthiness. Skip to main content.ca Hello, Sign in. Agent, Anthony Sheil. The Endurance: Shackleton's Legendary Antarctic Expedition: Books - Amazon.ca. A hope that none of the crew. Start by marking “The Endurance: Shackleton's Legendary Antarctic Expedition” as Want to Read: Error rating book. It really is a pity when a truely excellent book is produced by an incompetent publisher who has not provided a table of contents or an index both items that are essential in a book such as this. Beautifully presented, it is packed with original photos taken on the expedition and. To get the free app, enter your mobile phone number. Find many great new & used options and get the best deals for The Endurance - Shackleton's Legendary Antarctic Expedition at the best online prices at … This story is thrilling. It developed after Shackleton, who came within 100 miles of being the first man to reach the South Pole in 1909, organized his new quest for glory. She lives on a farm in New Hampshire. I gave this to my husband as a gift and he loved it! The author Caroline Alexander brings this account of perseverance, courage, and the indomitable, adventurous spirit of the Shackleton Expedition into the nerve fibers of the reader, who is able to become an adventurer without ever leaving his armchair. On pg 3, Alexander quotes Shackleton giving a prophetic warning to the ship's skipper as he navigates worsening conditions: "What the ice gets, the ice keeps." No_Favorite. There's lots of books written on the subject of Shackleton's extraordinary journey to the Antarctic. It was July, midwinter in Antarctica, and the darkness of the long polar night had been upon them for many weeks. None really captures all the vividness and resilience of Caroline Alexander's, 'The Endurance: Shackleton's Legendary Antarctic Expedition.' Learn more about the program. I chose the documentary The Endurance: Shackleton’s Legendary Antarctic Expedition for my documentary analysis and I’m connecting it to the book written by Alfred Lansing, The Endurance: Shackleton’s Incredible Voyage. In this book, Alexander has compiled all the pictures taken by the ship's photographer (Hurley) during that legendary journey & they are worth ...gold. I love overcoming, travel and adventure stories and for that reason I can't avoid recommending this amazing story of Caroline Alexander. Mostly not very well. Graphic Violence ; Graphic Sexual Content ; texts. Added to that, there are many more of Frank Hurley's dazzling photographs. This story is thrilling. There are 2. *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. i loved that she included so many background details. An excellent retelling; this book is definitely worthwhile. No matter how many books I read nor movies I watch, I just can't seem to get enough of Shackleton. 1-Click ordering is not available for this item. And he didn't just spout it, he lived it. Then I chanced upon this book by Caroling Alexander at my neighborhood public library. All the more important, because the reproduction of the photography is superb. Reviewed in the United Kingdom on October 19, 2016. I also like how the photographs were strewn throughout the book and humanized a lot of the men. The captain of the ship, Frank Worsley, would remember the day vividly ever afterward. An excellent retelling; this book is definitely worthwhile. Their ordeal would last for twenty months, and they would make two near-fatal attempts to escape by open boat before their final rescue. If you're a seller, Fulfilment by Amazon can help you grow your business. Throughout the grueling ordeal, Shackleton and his men show what endurance and greatness are all about. Such firsthand descriptions, paired with 170 of Frank Hurley's intimate photographs, which are comprehensively assembled here for the first time, penetrate the hulls of the Endurance and these tough men. Free shipping for many products! Free delivery worldwide. As the author noted, "At the core of Shackleton's gift for leadership in crisis was...the fact that he elicited from his men strength and endurance they had never imagined they possessed; he ennobled them. *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. It is a worthy complement to Lansing's "Endurance" and contains a great deal more detail on some situations, interpersonal relations and the psychological impact on the men who went through this incredible experience - all stuff that Lansing tactfully omits. Spring arrives, but the shifting floes crush the ship. One of the three men spoke. Shackleton's journey is covered in fascinating detail - both during his time on the Endurance and then later on his trek across the ice. that is the version to read for an intimate telling of the ordeal. Wanting to know more, I then began Shackleton's "South" as an e-book -without photos- & was wishing there were photos to show me what they were talking about. The information has been brought together from diaries of Shackleton and his crew. Try. Reading their story made me appreciate the abundance of food in our kitchen, hot water in our bathroom, and clean clothes!

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