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Volume 3 - January 1942

Contents

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Antarctic Regions

Front matter

  • POL volume 3 issue 21 Front matter

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    27 October 2009, pp. f1-f3
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Arctic Regions: Iceland: Completed Expeditions

Arctic Regions: Greenland: Projected Expeditions

Front matter

  • POL volume 3 issue 23 Front matter

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    27 October 2009, pp. f1-f3
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Research Article

  • William Lashly: An Appreciation

  • Apsley Cherry-Garrard
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    27 October 2009, p. 331

  • Lashly is dead. He was a Chief Stoker in the Navy, and he was one of the last survivors who served on both of Scott's Antarctic expeditions. Scott, Wilson, Bowers, Titus Oates, Atkinson and Wild—all are gone; and Crean who died about a year ago, and Pennell as good as any of them.

Arctic Regions: Greenland: Projected Expeditions

Arctic Regions: Arctic Canada and Labrador: Completed Expeditions

Arctic Regions: Greenland: Completed Expeditions

Review

Miscellaneous Notes

Arctic Regions: Arctic Canada and Labrador: Completed Expeditions

Arctic Regions: Greenland: Completed Expeditions

Obituaries

  • Obituaries

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    27 October 2009, pp. 457-458
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Article

  • The Polar Eskimos

  • John Wright
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    27 October 2009, pp. 115-129

  • We read and hear so often of the harm done to primitive peoples by contact with European culture, that it is refreshing to find an exception to this rule. The Polar Eskimos of North-West Greenland were introduced to European culture through the visits of expeditions to that region, and there was no control of these until thirty years ago. Yet these Eskimos do not seem to have suffered any harm or to have lost their original independence. A journey to West Greenland is apt to be disappointing, because the original Eskimo race and culture has been greatly modified, but to visit Thule is to see the Eskimos of the story books, dressed in furs and eating literally almost nothing but meat and blubber, most of it raw.

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Arctic Regions: Greenland: Completed Expeditions

Miscellaneous Notes

Arctic Regions: Arctic Canada and Labrador: Completed Expeditions

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