Hugh Robert Mill
Biographic Data
| ID | 3751545 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Hugh Robert Mill |
| GIVEN NAMES | Hugh Robert |
| FAMILY NAME | Mill |
| SIGNATURE | MILL H R |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 127 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 19 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 127 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1893 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1952 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Hugh Robert Mill
Professor Frank Debenham Founder and First Director of the Scott Polar Research Institute-An Appreciation
The highest good that life can confer upon anyone is to see a piece of work, begun in a moment of inspiration, prepared on a wall-considered plan, and completed to perfection by one's own efforts, and on this rare and happy achievement we offer our heartiest congratulations to Professor Debenham. In No. 29 of The Polar Record he has told the whole story of the inception, rise and progress of the Scott Polar Research Institute of the University of…
A Relic of Ross
The wary book-hunter is always on the alert for the unexpected. “Arctic and Antarctic, The Economy of Human Life . 1808. 12mo. morocco”, in a book-list was the unexpected spoor which led to the capture of a rare specimen and afforded a sidelit glimpse of the mind of a great explorer
Recent Polar Literature
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King George the Sixth Sound
Recent Polar Literature
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The Polar Front and Its Place in Modern Meteorology
Recent Reconnaissance Flights in the Antarctic
Southern Lights
British Graham Land Expedition, 1934-37
The First Crossing of Antarctica
The Geographical Ideas of Robert Hooke
Variations in Behaviour of the Peru Coastal Current
Oxford University Ellesmere Land Expedition
Progress of Geography in the Field and in the Study during the Reign of His Majesty King George the Fifth
An Expedition to Melville Bay and North-East Baffin Land
The British Trans-Greenland Expedition, 1934
National Inland Water Survey
The Exploration of the Graham Land Region
The sector of the Antarctic regions between the meridians of 30° and 90° W. is still largely unknown, and offers a particularly attractive field for exploration. It was the scene of the earliest discovery of land south of the Antarctic Circle, of the earliest and also of. the latest economic exploitation of the South Polar regions and it is the only part of the Antarctic where very large areas have been seen from the air but never visited on the …
The Return of the Lively in 1831
The Life of Nansen
The First London Professor of Geography
IN compiling a continuous history from fragmentary and unrelated data an author has either to be content with a jerky series of isolated statements or else to fabricate a smooth-flowing narrative by the hazardous process of jumping to conclusions. When one succeeds more by chance than good guiding, as the old Scottish saying goes, all is well; but when the leap in the dark lands one in a bog of error the author lays himself open to severe and not…
Two Narratives of the Greenland Expedition
The Weather on a Greenland Air Route
The British Arctic Air Route Expedition
The Realm of Nature
The Present Problems of Geography
On Research in Geographical Science
The International Geography
A Relic of Ross
The wary book-hunter is always on the alert for the unexpected. “Arctic and Antarctic, The Economy of Human Life . 1808. 12mo. morocco”, in a book-list was the unexpected spoor which led to the capture of a rare specimen and afforded a sidelit glimpse of the mind of a great explorer
The First London Professor of Geography
IN compiling a continuous history from fragmentary and unrelated data an author has either to be content with a jerky series of isolated statements or else to fabricate a smooth-flowing narrative by the hazardous process of jumping to conclusions. When one succeeds more by chance than good guiding, as the old Scottish saying goes, all is well; but when the leap in the dark lands one in a bog of error the author lays himself open to severe and not…
Meteorology in Polar Regions
Lieutenant Shackleton's Achievement
England and Wales Viewed Geographically
Bellingshausen's Antarctic Voyage
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Bathymetrical Survey of the English Lakes
The Permanence of Ocean Basins
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The Permanence of Ocean Basins
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A Survey of the English Lakes
Commercial Geography
Physical Conditions of the Clyde Sea Area
The Glacial Land-Forms of the Margins of the Alps
The "Challenger" Publications
Bathymetrical Survey of the English Lakes
Bathymetrical Survey of the English Lakes (Concluded)
The Waterways of English Lakeland
Professor de Lapparent on Physical Geography
Recent Geographical Bibliographies
Proposed Geographical Description of the British Islands Based on the Ordnance Survey
The Classification of Geography
Bartholomew's Physical Atlas
The International Geography
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The International Geography
Professor Davis on Physical Geography
The International Geography
The Pettersson-Nansen Insulating Water-Bottle
Finland and Its People
Prof. Wagner's Text-Book of Geography
A Fragment of the Geography of England. South West Sussex
With the "Discovery" to Madeira
On Research in Geographical Science
Prof. Forel on Limnology
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