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Alfred Lansing Audio Books

Alfred Lansing (1921–1975), a native of Chicago, was a journalist and writer. After serving in the US Navy, he majored in journalism at Northwestern University, edited a weekly newspaper until 1949, then joined the United Press, and in 1952 became a freelance writer. He is best known for his book Endurance, an account of Ernest Shackleton’s Antarctic explorations. In researching the book, he interviewed ten of the expedition’s surviving members and was granted access to the journals and personal diaries of eight others in order to get a more complete view of the expedition.

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Extended Sample Endurance by Alfred Lansing
Extended Sample Endurance by Alfred Lansing
Extended Sample An Audio Bundle: Epic & Rough Water by Greg Child
Extended Sample Epic: Stories of Survival From The World’s Highest Peaks by David Roberts
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