This valuable memoir on the work of the Terra Nova Expedition of 1910-1913 describe in further detail the physiography of especially interesting parts of South Victoria Land. Illustrated by the profusion of excellent photographs and maps characteristic of the Terra Nova memoirs. Mr. Debenham throws fresh light on the Ross Archipelago, now the best-known part of Antarctica. 15 plates from photos, one folding diagram, illustrations in text, and five folding maps in rear pocket.