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LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
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The Stars and Stripes Flying from the North Pole _Frontispiece_
Beginning of the “Roosevelt” 5
Midships Cross Section of the “Roosevelt” 5
Stem, Forefoot, and Bow Frames 11
Massive King-Post Trusses Strengthening the “Roosevelt’s” Sides
Against Ice Pressure 11
Bow of “Roosevelt” in Dry Dock 18
Stern of “Roosevelt” in Dry Dock 24
Putting on the Greenheart Ice-Sheathing 30
Bow of the “Roosevelt” in Ice 35
Launching the “Roosevelt” 35
Captain Robert Bartlett 41
Matthew A. Henson 47
Henson in Full Winter Costume with Snowshoes 47
Oo-tah 53
George Borup 53
Whale Meat for Dog Food 64
Labrador Whaling Steamer 69
Off for Whales--Labrador Coast 69
Dunham Snowshoes 76
Items of Sledge Rations 76
Beginning the North Pole Voyage 85
Drying Sails on the “Roosevelt” at Cape Sheridan 95
Shear-Poles for Handling the “Roosevelt’s” Injured Rudder 95
Comparative Pictures of Various Exploring Ships 101
Ice Navigation before the Advent of Powerful Steamers 108
The “Roosevelt” Beset in Wrangel Bay 108
The “Roosevelt” Steaming through the Ice-Pack 117
Floe in Lady Franklin Bay That Lifted the “Roosevelt” Nearly
Clear of Water 117
The “Roosevelt” Lashed to the Ice Foot 123
In the Crow’s-Nest 123
Complete Polar Winter House 130
A Scene at Hubbardville 130
After a Winter Blizzard 139
Unloading Ship at Winter Quarters 139
An Inopportune Snowstorm 150
Polar Clothing 163
A “Tug of War” 163
Polar Clothing--Spring and Summer Working Costume 169
Polar Clothing--Full Winter Sledging Costume 175
Eskimo Dogs 175
Young Eskimo Mother and Baby 181
Eskimo Family and “Tupik,” or Summer Tent 181
Deck Scene on the “Roosevelt” (Not a Pink Tea!) 187
Some of My Hunters 187
Eskimo Man, Summer Costume 194
Eskimo Woman, Full Summer Costume 194
Eskimo King Dog 203
Giant Polar Bear Killed in Buchanan Bay, July 4 209
Bringing Narwhal Ashore 216
Walrus-Hunters and Their Kill 216
A Magnificent Bull Musk-Ox 225
Reindeer of 83° N. Lat. 225
Securing Birds at the Bird Cliffs 236
Hare Hunting at 83° N. Lat. 236
Eskimo Type Sledge 245
One of the Peary Sledges 245
Polar Sledge Costume 251
Compass Course Indicator 258
Peary Sledge in Action 258
Hugging the Shore to Get Around Huge Ice Fields 271
Party Leaving the “Roosevelt” for Cape Columbia 271
Over a Pressure Ridge 281
A Halt on the March 281
Sledge Party on the March with Good Going 287
Hard Going 287
Crossing Narrow Lead 298
Through a Cañon of the Polar Ocean 298
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