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Peary was an American explorer who led expeditions with the goal of reaching the North Pole. He was born in Cresson, Pennsylvania on May 6, 1856, and graduated from Bowdoin College in 1877. Throughout his life he endured many hardships, including a near-death experience in his first Arctic exploration.

Peary's accomplishments include reaching the Greenland in 1891, making the first successful crossing of its icecap in 1893, and leading several expeditions to attempt the first successful journey to the North Pole.