In the Footsteps of Abraham Ulrikab by Rivet, France -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Preface A Few Notes The Beginnings of Carl Hagenbeck’s Ethnographic Shows The Search for a New Ship Jacobsen Attempts to Recruit in Greenland The Arrival in Hebron, Labrador Nachvak Fjord The Departure for Europe The Crossing of the Atlantic The Arrival in Hamburg The Stay in Berlin Abraham’s First Letter to Brother Elsner Meeting With Moravian Brothers and Sisters in Berlin The Eskimos Studied by Rudolf Virchow The Stay in Prague The Stay in Frankfurt The Stay in Darmstadt and Nuggasak’s Death The Stay in Bockum and the Deaths of Paingu and Maria The Arrival at the Jardin d’acclimatation in Paris Abraham’s Last Letter to Brother Elsner The Eskimos’ Death in Paris The Autopsies Results The Eskimos’ Death in the Press The Commission of Inquiry on the Eskimos’ Death The Debate on Compulsory Vaccination The Eskimos’ Belongings Return to Labrador Paingu’s Skullcap Three Eskimo Brain Casts The Exhumation of the Eskimos’ Remains Were the Skeletons Exhibited in Paris? What Happened to the Remains of Nuggasak, Paingu and Sara? The Collection of Artifacts The Impacts of the Eskimos’ Death Next Steps Appendix A – Abraham’s Diary Appendix B – Study of the Brains by Théophile Chudzinski Appendix C – Broca’s Gyrus Appendix D – Various Mentions of Abraham’s Story Acknowledgments Bibliographic References For More Information [1] [2] [3] [4] back to text [5] [6] [7] [8]

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