Recensione di recensioni e mondo del lavoro ociation .. Egli saysthat egli è stato così fortunato nella sua slitta jour-ney come di avere raggiunto la massima possiblepoint Dell Latitude. Molte persone credono himand alcuni non. Le circostanze sono suchthat sarebbe difficile da dimostrare absolutelythat Dr. Cook non ha raggiunto il polo, anchese fosse colpevole di inesattezza o il vic-tim di calcoli errati. Ma nessun manof la sua preparazione e la sua esperienza sarebbe attenzione a rendere così pericolosi e prolungate di un jour-ney se egli non erano desiderosi di ottenere fullcredit per i suoi successi, e ogni ex-dows del suo grado di intelligen

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Review of reviews and world's work . ociation. He saysthat he was so fortunate in his sledge jour-ney as to have reached the highest possiblepoint of latitude. Many people believe himand some do not. The circumstances are suchthat it would be hard to prove absolutelythat Dr. Cook did not reach the Pole, evenif he were guilty of misstatement or the vic-tim of erroneous calculations. But no manof his education and experience would careto make so hazardous and protracted a jour-ney if he were not desirous of obtaining fullcredit for his achievements, —and every ex-plorer of his grade of intelligence knows fullwell that to obtain such credit he must bringback with him certain records and proof thatthe scientific world would recognize as tend-ing to establish his claim. The Scientists ^^^^ scientific wo.rld was entirely Waiting ready to welcome Dr. Cook, and it has been, and is yet, thoroughly ready to pass upon all his records and proofs, and to examine them from the standpoint of a presumption that Dr. Cook is not a roman-. Dr. Cook. liii-d S. Coler. DR. COOK IN FRONT OF THE NEW YORK CITY HALLL.^ST MONTH. cer, but a real explorer and a man of thescientific spirit. Dr. Cook was accepted atCopenhagen upon the face of his statements, with the distinct understanding that he couldand would justify the unstinted kindness andhonor conferred upon him by submitting tothe University of Copenhagen, and the scien-tific men associated with it, all the data thatwould be needed to satisfy them of the truthof his claims. Having decided in the firstinstance upon this mode of procedure Dr.Cook seems to think that the attacks uponhim do not create a reason for changing hisplans. He declines, therefore, to submit hisproofs to a tribunal to be improvised in theUnited States. The Danes, meanwhile, are Copynght. 1909. by Thk Rktiew OF Rkvikws Company. 516 THE AMERICAN REVIEW OF REVIEWS.

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