Maybe it's because I'm a Londoner, Ian A Biddell. - March 17th, 1912: The death of Putney-born Captain Lawrence 'Titus' Oates, of Robert Falcon Scott's ill-fated South Pole expedition who was suffering
CAPTAIN LAWRENCE EDWARD GRACE 'TITUS' OATES. c 1911 | Captain, Expedition, Pony
10 facts about Lawrence Oates - Gilbert Whites House
Captain Lawrence Oates (1880 - 1912) - Biographical notes
Exhibition of Captain Oates & the Antarctic Expedition | Archaeology Travel
The History Press | Captain Lawrence Oates: Antarctic tragedy
The History Press | Reaching the South Pole, 110 years ago
Captain Lawrence Oates (1880 - 1912) - Biographical notes
The Death of Lawrence Oates, March 17th 1912. Was it sacrifice or suicide?
Titus Oates - Wikipedia
Lawrence Oates - Wikipedia
Scott's Fatal Polar Expedition contrasted with a Modern One - The Casual Observer
The History Press | Captain Lawrence Oates: Antarctic tragedy
The History Press | Captain Lawrence Oates: Antarctic tragedy
Captain Lawrence Oates (1880 - 1912) - Biographical notes
How the last words of Titus Oates still inspire his regiment - BBC News
Lawrence Oates - Wikipedia
Antarctic mission: Who was Captain Lawrence Oates? - BBC News
Titus Oates | Antarctic, Arctic explorers, Exploring adventure
Ice axe used by legendary explorer Captain Lawrence Oates goes on show after more than a century | Daily Mail Online
Captain Lawrence Oates (1880 - 1912) - Biographical notes
How the last words of Titus Oates still inspire his regiment - BBC News
