The Quarterly Review, Volume 267, Issue 529John Murray, 1936 |
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... climbing to be such a fascinating game that men are justified in staking their lives on the issue of it . The other theory approves the mechanisation of climbing , with the use of hammers , nails , iron rings , fixed ropes , spring ...
... climbing to be such a fascinating game that men are justified in staking their lives on the issue of it . The other theory approves the mechanisation of climbing , with the use of hammers , nails , iron rings , fixed ropes , spring ...
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... climb the Swiss ridge in order , if possible , to bring rescue to the descending men . Earlier on the same day , too , five other guides with similar intentions were making preparations to climb right up the Italian ridge to the summit ...
... climb the Swiss ridge in order , if possible , to bring rescue to the descending men . Earlier on the same day , too , five other guides with similar intentions were making preparations to climb right up the Italian ridge to the summit ...
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... climbing . A recent expedition in the Dolomites is a curious illustration of this fact . In the summer of 1935 an Italian party succeeded in engineering their way up the north wall of the Westliche Zinne . The climb was described in the ...
... climbing . A recent expedition in the Dolomites is a curious illustration of this fact . In the summer of 1935 an Italian party succeeded in engineering their way up the north wall of the Westliche Zinne . The climb was described in the ...
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COAL INTO OIL By Lancelot Lawton | 7 |
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