6V The Pole, the Route, and the Incentive
36THE PEARY-PARKER-BROWN HUMBUG UP TO DATE
7VI The Sunset of 1907
37XXXV The Last Perjured Defamation
8VII The Glory of the Aurora
38XXXVI The Washington Verdict—The Copenhagen Verdict
9VIII Five Hundred Miles Through Night and Storm
39FOOTNOTES:
10IX The Coming of the Eskimo Stork
40(Notes usually written at end of day's march.)
11X The Start with Sunrise of 1908
41DR. COOK'S VALID CLAIM.
12XI Breaking a Trail Beyond the Haunts of Man
42VERDICT OF GEN. A. W. GREELY, REAR ADMIRAL W. S. SCHLEY AND OTHER ARCTIC EXPERTS
13XII Shores of the Circumpolar Sea
43Evidence of Cook's Travels
14XIII Five Hundred Miles From the Pole
44Absolute Proof of Cook's Claim
15XIV To Eighty-Third Parallel
45Evidence of His Travels
16XV The First Steps Over the Grinding Central Pack
46Animal Trails Verify Cook's Report
17XVI Three Hundred Miles to the Apex of the World
47Peary's Statements Prove Cook's
18XVII Two Hundred Miles From The Pole
48More Accurate Observations by Cook Than by Peary
19XVIII One Hundred Miles From the Pole
49Armchair Criticisms Unfair
20XIX Boreal Center is Pierced
50HE IS THE DISCOVERER OF THE NORTH POLE
21THE SUN'S TRUE CENTRAL ALTITUDE AT THE POLE.
51"All Travellers Called Liars"
22COPY OF NOTE IN TUBE.
52All Discoverers First Doubted
23XXI Southward Over the Mid-Polar Sea
53Cook Must Have Been First
24XXII Southward Into the American Archipelago
54Cook's Three Achievements
25XXIII Adrift on an Iceberg
55The Snow Was Purple
26XXIV Imprisoned by the Hand of Frost
56AN APPEAL TO PRESIDENT WILSON
27XXV Game Haunts Discovered
57OTHER BOOKS BY DR. COOK
28XXVI To the Winter Camp at Cape Sparbo
58Through the First Antarctic Night
29XXVII Coming of the Second Winter
59To the Top of the Continent
30XXVIII Life About Cape Sparbo
60My Attainment of the Pole Edition de Luxe
