The conquest of Mount Cook and other climbs : an account of four seasons’ mountaineering on the Southern Alps of New Zealand
Contents
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- [covers]
- Errata
- The Conquest of — Mount Cook
- [title page]
- [imprint]
- [dedication]
- Preface p. vii
- Contents p. ix
- Illustrations p. xiii
- [frontispiece]
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- Chapter I — A Rèsumè of Mountaineering — in the Mount Cook District, between — 1862 And 1909 p. 17
- Chapter II — Reasons for Taking up Mountaineering p. 25
- Chapter III — The Hermitage Again p. 31
- Chapter IV — Mount Sealy and the Nun's Veil p. 38
- Chapter V — The Mount Malte Brun and the Minarets p. 47
- Chapter VI — Mount Cook p. 63
- Chapter VII — Westland p. 73
- Chapter VIII — Getting into Training p. 87
- Chapter IX — The Ascent of Mount Cook p. 99
- Chapter X — The Ascent of Mount De La Bèche p. 112
- Chapter XI — A Great Ice Peak p. 121
- Chapter XII — Three Ascents p. 133
- Chapter XIII — Two Virgin Peaks p. 148
- Chapter XIV — A Difficult Climb p. 158
- Chapter XV — The Ascent of Mount Tasman p. 168
- Chapter XVI — Mount Dampier and Mount Lendenfeld p. 176
- Chapter XVII — On the Mount Cook Range p. 191
- Chapter XVIII — The First Complete Traverse of Mount Cook p. 196
- Chapter XIX — The Hermitage Flood p. 209
- Chapter XX — A Trial Climb p. 216
- Chapter XXI — The First Traverse of Mount Sefton p. 224
- Chapter XXII — Good-Bye to New Zealand p. 238
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- Index p. 247
- [colophon]