LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
| FACING PAGE
| |
| A Week Later | 80 |
| "The Wreckage lies around in Dismal Confusion" | 81 |
| The First Attempt to reach the Land Three-Hundred-and-Forty-Six Miles away | 84 |
| Ocean Camp | 85 |
| The Look-out at Ocean Camp | 90 |
| The Emergency Sledges being packed in case of a sudden break up of the Ice | 91 |
| The Sledges packed and ready | 100 |
| Relaying the James Caird | 101 |
| Potash and Perlmutter | 106 |
| "Loneliness":Patience Camp | 107 |
| The Kitchen at Patience Camp | 110 |
| The Stove at Patience Camp constructed out of old Oil-drums | 111 |
| Worsley taking Observations of the Sun to determine our Position | 116 |
| "We cut Steps in this Twenty-five Foot Slab and it makes a fine Look-out" | 117 |
| "There was no Sleep for us that Night, so we lit the Blubber Stove" | 122 |
| Hauling up the Boats for the Night | 123 |
| The Reeling Berg | 131 |
| Sailing South Again | 131 |
| The First Landing ever made on Elephant Island, April 15, 1916 | 144 |
| "We Pulled the Three Boats a little Higher on the Beach" | 145 |
| The First Drink and Hot Food for Three-and-a-Half Days | 148 |
| Mount Frank Houlder, Elephant Island | 149 |
| Launching the James Caird | 164 |
| The Stancomb-Wills | 165 |
| In Sight of our Goal: Nearing South Georgia | 180 |
| Landing on South Georgia | 181 |
| Sea Elephants on South Georgia | 194 |
| The Cliffs we descended whilst crossing the Island | 195 |
| One of the Glaciers we Crossed | 202 |
| A Typical View in South Georgia | 203 |
| Panorama of South GeorgiaBetween pp. | 210-211 |
| The Yelcho | 214 |
| Arrival at Punta Arenas with the Rescued Men | 222 |
| Frank Wild, Second in Command of the Expedition | 223 |
| Our Dugout | 226 |
| The Hut on Elephant Island | 227 |
