Because you can't have one pole without the other. This has been in our library since Framheim's inception.
Problem is, it's damn thick.
Am trudging through it slowly. So far Burton is an engaging and informative writer. The Controversy Resolved , by Robert M. Bryce. While other books on this topic have been vehemently partisan, praising one explorer while bashing the other, this book is refreshingly objective, allowing the reader to consider the evidence and draw his or her own conclusion the most compelling being that neither man actually reached the North Pole. If this is the case, then the next candidate would be Adm. Richard Byrd, who flew over the N. Pole in 1926.