CONTENTS

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• 29 October 2021 at 2:35 pm #152
  John Roobol

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  Introduction.
  Photographs.
  1. The condition of HMS Erebus (New Data).
  2. The condition of HMS Terror (New Data).
  3. Significance of the propeller position of HMS Terror (New Data).
  4. Significance of the broken masts of HMS Terror (New Data).
  5. The possessions of Fredrick Hornby, Mate, HMS Terror (New Data).
  6. Weighing the Inuit Testimonies (New Data).
  7. The ship that ‘died’ twice (New Data).
  8. The poisoning of Charles Francis Hall.
  9. First encounters with the Inuit.
  10. Implications of the ‘All Well’ message.
  11. The most elaborate of the Franklin graves.
  12. What happened in 1847?
  13. The grave at Crozier’s Landing.
  14. The two iron boat knees found at Crozier’s Landing.
  15. The failure of the 1848 retreat.
  16. Officers silver ware that was returned from the 1848 retreat.
  17. The missing boats.
  18. When was Erebus released?
  19. A deserted ship with dead bodies inside.
  20. A fight with Indians.
  21. Did any of Franklin’s men reach Fury Beach?
  22. How far could the crews of Erebus and Terror see?
  23. What precipitated the 1850 retreat?
  24. The death march of 1850.
  25. The 1853 march of HMS Investigator’s crew.
  26. The testimony of the ‘Black Men; reconsidered.
  27. A little spoon with a big story.
  28. Inuit descriptions of some of the Franklin men.
  29. The fireplace trail, western campsites and the last hunters.
  30. The 1854 report of Dr. John Rae.
  31. Relics seen by the Anderson expedition of 1855 in Chantry Inlet.
  32. The unreported boat masts seen by some of the Anderson expedition.
  33. The lost scientific specimens and records.
  34. The looted cairns.
  35. Speculation on the death of Lieutenant Graham Gore.
  36. Status of the history of the lost Franklin expedition of 1845 (New Data).
  37. Amundsen’s 1904 meeting with a bearded Inut (New Data).
  38. Captain Larsen’s view on the burial of Sir John Franklin (New Data).
  Acknowledgements.
  References.
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