Into the Silence: The Great War, Mallory, and the Conquest of Everest
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Into the Silence: The Great War, Mallory, and the Conquest of Everest

by Wade Davis

History Biography Mountaineering
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Wade Davis traces the powerful links between the Great War, George Mallory, and the quest to conquer Everest. Combining history, biography, and exploration, Into the Silence presents a wide-ranging account of the ambitions, experiences, and historical forces surrounding one of mountaineering’s most enduring challenges.

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Into the Silence examines the relationship between the Great War, George Mallory, and the conquest of Everest.

Wade Davis brings together military history, biography, and exploration in a narrative focused on one of mountaineering’s defining ambitions.

The book considers how the aftermath of war and the drive to reach the world’s highest mountain became intertwined.

It offers a historical account of Everest’s conquest through the experiences and context surrounding Mallory and his era.

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