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Clements Markham

    July 20, 1830 – January 30, 1916

    Sir Clements Robert Markham was a distinguished English geographer, explorer, and writer. His work primarily centered on geographical exploration and discovery, significantly shaping the landscape of polar research. Serving as both Secretary and later President of the Royal Geographical Society, he was instrumental in organizing major expeditions, including the National Antarctic Expedition, and fostered the careers of notable explorers.

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