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English: Photograph of Ernest Shackleton as a young man
Date Unknonw, before 1911
Source Transferred from en.wikipedia; transferred to Commons by User:Billinghurst using CommonsHelper.
(Original text : Scanned from Ernest Shackleton: The Heart of the Antarctic, William Heinemann, London 1911 (cropped from frontispiece))
Author Not known. Original uploader was Brianboulton at en.wikipedia
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