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A gripping and critically acclaimed biography of the most brilliant and misunderstood adventurer in the great age of exploration.

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Enter a world of ancient secrets, old money, new ambitions and the discovery of priceless treasure in this revelatory new biography.

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This is a remarkable story, not just about the extraordinary achievements of a family, but about the power of the individual to spur innovation, even when the consen

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A first-hand account of 19th century adventure and exploration, translated into English for the first time

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A first-hand account of 19th century adventure and exploration, translated into English for the first time

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The extraordinary story of how the worlds most famous shipwreck was found in 2022, told by the expedition's Director of Exploration.

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Filled with humor and madcap adventure, The Sugar Rush is the story of two friends with a sweet, golden, syrupy dream, set against the rugged New England wilderness.

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Lets you meet the Boneheads, a modern stone-age family: There's Stan and Steve Sacrisson, eccentric twins from South Dakota, with an uncanny sense for locating Rexes. Though one is a gravedigger and the other sleeps in his car, the pair have discovered three of them.

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Intended as an antidote to potted biographies and piecemeal reconstructions of his voyages, this volume draws on judicious selections from Christopher Columbus' own writings - chronologically arranged, and translated into idiomatic English - to relate his self-perception and personal history, as far as is possible, in his own words.

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Intended as an antidote to potted biographies and piecemeal reconstructions of his voyages, this volume draws on judicious selections from Christopher Columbus' own writings - chronologically arranged, and translated into idiomatic English - to relate his self-perception and personal history, as far as is possible, in his own words.

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Based on extensive research in both Australia and England, Kate Lance has produced a fascinating portrait of Villiers and the world he inhabited. Lance depicts the legendary sailor as a man of contradictions, who lived for the sea and adventure, and who is now respected and recognised as a brilliant writer, photographer, journalist and adventurer.

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Why was James Cook chosen to lead the Endeavour expedition to the Pacific in 1768 Highly readable and presenting much new research, this is an important new book for Cook scholars and armchair explorers alike.

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This is the thrilling account of the dramatic Thai cave rescue which saved the lives of thirteen people, from the diver who led the search.

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John Volanthen is a legendary British cave-diver and one of the two-man team who discovered and rescued the Wild Boars soccer team from the sunken cave in Tham Luang, Thailand. Thirteen Lessons that Saved Thirteen Lives is the deeply revealing and nail-biting account of that incredible rescue.

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Brilliant, clear, and humane Elizabeth Gilbert Miraculous and hopeful Emma Straub

Riverman: An American Odyssey uncovers the story of an extraordinary man and his puzzling disappearance, and paints a picture of the singular spirit of Americas riverbank towns.

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A memoir that shares what happens when Kathy Elkind, a curious woman about to enter the last third of her life, decides to take a long walk 1,400 milesacross Europe with her husband of almost thirty years. Will her body and relationship make it to the end