Epic treks : Lewis & Clark, Livingstone & Stanley, Burke & Wills, Amundsen & Scott
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New York : Kingfisher, [2011].
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64 pages : illustrations (some color), color maps ; 31 cm.
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Southside - Children's Juvenile
910.9 Hag
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Published
New York : Kingfisher, [2011].
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English

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"Includes poster-size fold-out pages"--Cover.
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Includes index.
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From the earliest times, men and women explored their world. Some searched for trade routes, lost treasures, or new lands to colonize; others traveled as missionaries, to spread religious beliefs. More than anything else, however, what motivated the greatest explorers was simple curiosity.What was on the other side of that mountain? How wide was North America? Where was the source of the Nile River? Finding out often involved traveling incredible distances overland: on foot, horse, or camel, by wagon or canoe and for months, even years, at a time. And it usually meant facing severe dangers, extraordinary hardships, and the uncertainty of not knowing when, if ever, you might make it back home.

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