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Ed Armston-Sheret
The Grip of the Ice
The Grip of the Ice
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The gripping untold story of Britain's first Antarctic expedition - a daring journey that launched the legendary careers of Scott and Shackleton.
Before Robert Falcon Scott's tragic race to the South Pole and Ernest Shackleton's legendary Endurance, there was Discovery, the expedition that began it all. Discovery was Britain's first Antarctic expedition, where Scott, Shackleton and their crew battled scurvy, starvation and the brutal Antarctic wilderness in an audacious push further south than any human had gone before. But this is more than a tale of adventure.Through the lives of twelve expedition members, historian Ed Armston-Sheret unearths a forgotten story of heroism, science, imperial ambition and the harsh realities of survival. With fresh insights drawn from diaries, letters and archival materials, The Grip of the Ice sheds new light on how this little-known expedition shaped British culture and Antarctic exploration for generations to come.Timed for the 125th anniversary of the voyage, this is history at its most exhilarating - an essential read for lovers of adventure and exploration.
Before Robert Falcon Scott's tragic race to the South Pole and Ernest Shackleton's legendary Endurance, there was Discovery, the expedition that began it all. Discovery was Britain's first Antarctic expedition, where Scott, Shackleton and their crew battled scurvy, starvation and the brutal Antarctic wilderness in an audacious push further south than any human had gone before. But this is more than a tale of adventure.Through the lives of twelve expedition members, historian Ed Armston-Sheret unearths a forgotten story of heroism, science, imperial ambition and the harsh realities of survival. With fresh insights drawn from diaries, letters and archival materials, The Grip of the Ice sheds new light on how this little-known expedition shaped British culture and Antarctic exploration for generations to come.Timed for the 125th anniversary of the voyage, this is history at its most exhilarating - an essential read for lovers of adventure and exploration.
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