Publisher's Synopsis
In this memoir, Hans Hendrik recounts his experiences as an Inuit from Greenland who accompanied several British expeditions to the Arctic in the mid-to-late 19th century. Drawing from his own life and observations, Hendrik's account provides a unique perspective on the culture and environment of the Arctic, as well as the interactions between Europeans and Indigenous peoples during this time period.
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