by Edward Whymper · Juventud · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788426121103
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In July 1865, an obscure printer named Edward Whymper became the most talked-about man in the Victorian age. He had climbed the Matterhorn, one of the world's legendary mountains, and one of the last to be conquered in the Alps, but he had earned his glory at a horrible cost. A rope snapped during the descent and four of his seven-strong team fell to their deaths. The Matterhorn disaster became one of the memorable events of the age, and the controversy regarding the events of that day continues to be a subject of debate.
