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Transglobe Expedition–Mad and Splendidly British

The foreword by the Director of the Twentieth Century Fund (which supported the study) is dated March 1982, just before the conflict on the Falkland Islands and South Georgia began; however, the conflict is discussed briefly on two pages. The Antarctic Treaty meeting of 1983 which saw the admission of India and Brazil to consultative status, and the signing of the treaty by China, are recent developments which the author, when he was writing, considered unlikely to occur. However, he has a clear-sighted view of the achievements of the treaty and of the way ahead. An appreciation in his final paragraph warrants quotation: