This book is South with Scott, a firsthand account of the British Antarctic "Terra Nova" Expedition (1910–1913) written by Lord Mountevans (also known as Admiral Sir Edward R.G.R. "Teddy" Evans). This particular blue cloth hardcover edition was published by Collins.

About the Book & Author

The Narrative: The book chronicles the ill-fated mission led by Captain Robert Falcon Scott to be the first to reach the South Pole. It covers the expedition's scientific goals, the harrowing journey across the ice, and the ultimate tragedy of Scott's party.

The Author: Lord Mountevans served as the expedition's second-in-command and captain of the ship Terra Nova. He was the last person to see Scott alive before the final polar dash, turning back only 150 miles from the Pole due to severe scurvy.

Historical Significance: Mountevans wrote the book to keep the spirit of Scott’s adventure alive, specifically for younger generations