RobertFScott
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Just finished Shackletons book, Heart of the Antarctic. An excellent read, full of information vital to my plans for next year
12:30 AM Nov 12th
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Teddy Evans is doing a grand job running the office in Victoria street and with Sir Clements behind us we are really making progress
12:29 PM Sep 25th
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So the American, Peary and the German, Filchner both want the South Pole. Well, we'll see.
12:24 PM Sep 25th
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September 13 - The main object of the expedition is to reach the South Pole and secure for the British Empire the honour of that achievement
9:06 AM Sep 22nd
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I am sure you will wish me success; but of course I should be glad to have your assurance that I am not disconcerting any plans of your own
12:40 AM Jul 1st
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Letter to Shackleton: If it does not cut across plans of your own, I propose to organise an expedition to the Ross Sea to start next year
12:39 AM Jul 1st
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Before other countries can take credit of the results of these great works of Mr Shackleton, this country should organise another expedition
1:57 AM Jun 14th
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I managed to see Shackleton today, just back in London, "Bravo" I said. He got within 97 miles of the pole, a great achievement.
12:58 AM Jun 14th
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Celebrating my 41st birthday
10:31 AM Jun 6th
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Ever since Sir Edward (Grey) made his comments in parliament at the end of March my department has been buzzing. Will we get the ships?
7:06 AM May 13th
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The Admiral (Sir Francis Bridgeman) is keeping me busy but so many things are going through my mind, Shackleton, The Pole, and kathleen.
12:51 AM Apr 30th
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Planning a scientific expedition to explore Antarctica and discover the South Pole. I hope to set sail in 1910. God Willing.
3:31 AM Apr 28th
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- Name Ian Rennie
- Location London
- Web http://ir0nee.wor...
- Bio Naval Assistant to the Second Sea Lord, married to Kathleen Scott and currently raising funds for a scientific expedition to Antarctica and the South Pole, 1909
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