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Into the silence
Book • 2011
Into the Silence by Wade Davis is a meticulously researched narrative that explores the British expeditions to Mount Everest in the 1920s.
The book delves into the personal stories of brave men, many of whom were veterans of World War I, who sought redemption and purpose in the Himalayas.
It provides a sweeping historical context, from Britain's imperial ambitions to the impact of the Great War on these adventurers.
The book delves into the personal stories of brave men, many of whom were veterans of World War I, who sought redemption and purpose in the Himalayas.
It provides a sweeping historical context, from Britain's imperial ambitions to the impact of the Great War on these adventurers.
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's books, discussing the silence of Everest.


Tim Ferriss


Wade Davis

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as the author of 23 books, including "Into the Silence."


Tim Ferriss

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as a recommended book for those interested in early Everest expeditions.

Daniel Light

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Peaks, perils, and pioneers: the deadly history of mountaineering
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as one of 

's books, discussing indigenous cultures and their use of plant medicines.


Mark Hyman


Wade Davis

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