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[The coldest March]
New research reveals the failure of British Antarctic explorer Robert Falcon Scott's fatal 1910-13 expedition to the South Pole was attributable to freak weather,and the coldest autumn on record and not due to poor planning on his part. Includes archival material and expert interviews.
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