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She is the author of Fatal Women of Romanticism (Cambridge, 2003) and British Women Writers and the French Revolution: Citizens of the World (Palgrave, 2005). ... His talk will discuss:. Who is a Saami? Why are we essentialist about animals and

Organised by the Scott Polar Research Institute, Cambridge Visual Culture, and The Heong Gallery. ... For ages 16+. Monday 27 March, Cambridge Festival taster session, 1.30pm - 3.30pm.

The Institute and the Vice-Chancellor of the University of Cambridge were hosts to HRH The Duke of Edinburgh on 21 June. ... Please send contributions (payable to the University of Cambridge) to: The William Mills Library Acquisitions Fund Appeal, Scott

reduced to face the circumstance that we must keep all the animals alive or greatly risk failure. ... It was shortly after midnight when I was told that the animal seemed a little easier.

etc. Probably more suitable for those living in or close to Cambridge but all volunteers will be much appreciated. ... The data will also provide information about the effect of anthropogenic sounds (eg from sonar equipment) on the behaviour of the

Work with animals means long intervals of rest which are not altogether easily occupied. ... The teams are pulling very well, Meares’ especially. The animals are getting a little fierce.

144-150. Riffenburgh, B., 2010. Douglas Mawson (Polar Profiles). SPRI, Cambridge, 32 pp. ... Riffenburgh, B., 2010. Roald Amundsen (Polar Profiles). SPRI, Cambridge, 32pp. Shibata, H., 2010.

subsidiary reports on place-names and the potential for resettlement, plant-names and uses, and changing relations between humans and animals. ... 2024 University of Cambridge.

The hook tore skin and flesh and of course the animal got out of hand. ... The animal is still trembling, but quite on his feed, which is a good sign.

The hook tore skin and flesh and of course the animal got out of hand. ... The animal is still trembling, but quite on his feed, which is a good sign.

The most troublesome animal is Christopher. He is only a source of amusement as long as there is no accident, but I am always a little anxious that he will kick ... The animals are in splendid form. Day by day the ponies get fitter as their exercise

A map of the Antarctic, it shows scientific bases located across the continent, as well as the animals which live on and around it. ... Lipton Tea. Scott Polar Research Institute, University of Cambridge. In fact, all of the objects in our collection

I can claim no prior subject expertise, other than having been curator of the Wilson watercolours in the collection at Gonville and Caius College, Cambridge. ... I have worked in Cambridge college libraries and in consultancy and research for almost

We can’t afford to lose animals of any sort. All the ponies except three have now brought loads from the ship. ... To-morrow we ought to be running some twelve or thirteen of these animals.

My first impressions include matters to which I was naturally eager to give an early half-hour, namely the housing of our animals. ... All the other animals are in good form. Delighted with everything I see in the hut.

On board the ship I was taken in to see Lillie’s catch of sea animals. ... the animals got down on the floe level and Oates led across an old snowed-up crack.

This entailed more than 1400 miles on foot without help from other men, animals or machines, dragging their supplies and equipment behind them. ... More details at2024 University of Cambridge.

I am particularly excited about a group of prehistoric animal and human figures made from ivory, which are thousands of years old. ... Here in Cambridge, the University Library kindly loaned a Mercator Atlas and the Whipple Museum of the History of

There is space in the gallery for dynamic projected images of, for example, the Arctic ice, the animal life of the pack ice and indigenous peoples in their own environment. ... 2024 University of Cambridge.

When this is complete we shall be able to shelter seven animals, and this should be enough for winter and spring operations. ... I was very pleased to find one or two of the animals voluntarily accompanying us on our walk.