| PAGE | | Introduction. By Sir Francis Younghusband, K.C.S.I., K.C.I.E. | 3 | THE NARRATIVE OF THE EXPEDITION By Brigadier-General Hon. C. G. Bruce, C.B., M.V.O. | CHAP. | | | | I | To the Base Camp | 17 | | II | The Assault on the Mountain | 50 | | III | The Return by Kharta | 77 | THE FIRST ATTEMPT By George H. Leigh-Mallory | IV | The Problem | 121 | | V | The Highest Camp | 150 | | VI | The Highest Point | 183 | THE ATTEMPT WITH OXYGEN By Captain George Finch | VII | The Second Attempt | 227 | | VIII | Conclusions | 251 | | IX | Notes on Equipment | 262 | THE THIRD ATTEMPT By George H. Leigh-Mallory | X | The Third Attempt | 273 | | XI | Conclusions | 287 | NOTES By T. Howard Somervell | XII | Acclimatisation at High Altitudes | 299 | | XIII | Colour in Tibet | 309 | | XIV | Tibetan Culture | 313 | NATURAL HISTORY By Dr. T. G. Longstaff, M.D. | XV | Natural History | 321 | | Index | 338 | |
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