Greenland Journal III 1916
Page 17
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the cooking business properly, [15] just as he failed to regulate other important matters. Dr. says that tthere was a lack of unanimity in the ideas or desires of the other members of the staff and admits that Mac might have been held in check and some features of the life and work of the Expedition improved, had the staff got together and presented a united determined front regarding matters that were objectionable in their eyes. At 6 p.m., it was just seven months since the "George B. Cluett" cast off from Morris's Ingraham wharf at Sydney and started on this unfortunate and ill man- aged voyage;