Calcutta Statesman

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Blank on the Map: in The Six Mountain Travel Books
http://eured.univ-lemans.fr/dbworkshop/index.php/Detail/objects/73594
Accessed on 2020/10/26 12:35:47

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            <forename>Helen</forename>
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        <date when="1937-08-04">Aug. 4 1937</date>
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          <note>The small team of four Europeans included, as well as Eric Shipton, the equally well known explorer and writer Bill Tilman,  the surveyor Michael Spender (brother of Stephen Spender) and the geologist John Auden (brother of W. H. Auden).</note>
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            <ptr target="ukred-18384">"I slept most of the morning, and in the afternoon I lay in the sun and read copies of the Calcutta ""Statesman "" four months old, that Auden had brought for wrapping up geological specimens. I derived as much enjoyment from them as if they had been that morning"s issue."  </ptr>
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