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Born September 10, 1855 • Dover • England
Died August 24, 1895 (aged 39) • Himalayas
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Edward Whymper
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Annie Smith Peck
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George Mallory
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John Hunt, 1953.
John Hunt, Baron Hunt
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Edmund Hillary
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Luigi Amedeo Giuseppe Maria Ferdinando Francesco, duke d’Abruzzi
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John Bartholomew
Scottish publisher [1805–1861]
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