From Edinburgh to the Antarctic : An Artist's Notes and Sketches during the Dundee Antarctic Expedition of 1892-93 (Paperback)

1. Written in the North-East trades, recalling our departure from Edinburgh and the University Hall; 2. In Dundee we sign articles as assistant-surgeon on the barque Balaena, bound for the Antarctic and the adjacent seas; 3. A short account of the origin and objects of the Dundee Antarctic expedition; 4. Further notes during the bad weather; 5. Fine weather at sea; 6. Old horse day; 7. An account of how two boys came to stow away in the Balaena, written by one of them; 8. We run into the North-East trades; 9. We cross the Line; 10. A tropical storm; 11. Albatross fishing; 12. Changeable weather; 13. The Falkland Islands; 14. Leave the Falklands; 15. Christmas Eve in the Antarctic ice; 16. Christmas Day; 17. The pack-ice that barred the progress of Ross's sailing vessels; 18. Off to the North again; 19. By W. S. Bruce, naturalist on the Balaena.