Titlebook: NIELS HENRIK ABEL and his Times; Called Too Soon by F Arild Stubhaug Book 2000 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2000 Abel.Biographie.Gesch

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Niels Henrik’s First Yearsth open arms. He was 32 years old and had come back to the village that he regarded as his home community. His beautiful wife, Anne Marie, was 23 and the people of that district probably knew her too, at least they knew her father well.

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Everyday Life in the Shadow of WarIn addition to his explanation of the catechism, Abel had brought out a whole textbook for teaching his own children. In this hand-written volume, each subject was taken up methodically, point by point.

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The Times during which Niels Henrik Grew UpThere was an expression that was common at the time when Niels Henrik was growing up: “The children of the Priest amounted to very Little, the Bishop’s, to absolutely nothing.”

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Abel and the Simonsen Family in Ris?r public officials had ruled Norway. 4o bailiffs, 5o district stipendiary magistrates, 450 priests and about 800 officers. At any one time, fewer than 1,5oo public officials had the joint task of maintaining the ruling apparatus.

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Niels Henrik Leaves Homen follow, probably very pleased with the idea of getting away from the well-known landscape — and away from his discontented mother. Perhaps one day he would be able to do things better than his parents had?