British missionary William Ellis (1794-1872) preserved vivid, invaluable accounts of indigenous Polynesian life in this two-volume work, published in 1829.
British missionary William Ellis (1794-1872) preserved vivid, invaluable accounts of indigenous Polynesian life in this two-volume work, published in 1829.
Preface 1. Historical notice of the discovery of the Pacific 2. Voyage to New Zealand 3. Voyage to Tubuai 4. Character and death of Haamanemane 5. First preaching in the native language 6. Anchorage in Matavai 7. Account of the remarkable change in the South Sea Islands 8. First record of the names of the professors of Christianity 9. Distillation of ardent spirits 10. The refugees in Eimeo invited to return to Tahiti 11. Account of the music and amusements of the islanders 12. An account of the Areois 13. Voyage to A-fa-re-ai-tu 14. Times of taking food among the islands 15. Arrival of missionaries from England 16. Arrivals in Huahine 17. Renewed endeavours to promote industry among the people 18. Account of Taaroarii.
Preface 1. Historical notice of the discovery of the Pacific 2. Voyage to New Zealand 3. Voyage to Tubuai 4. Character and death of Haamanemane 5. First preaching in the native language 6. Anchorage in Matavai 7. Account of the remarkable change in the South Sea Islands 8. First record of the names of the professors of Christianity 9. Distillation of ardent spirits 10. The refugees in Eimeo invited to return to Tahiti 11. Account of the music and amusements of the islanders 12. An account of the Areois 13. Voyage to A-fa-re-ai-tu 14. Times of taking food among the islands 15. Arrival of missionaries from England 16. Arrivals in Huahine 17. Renewed endeavours to promote industry among the people 18. Account of Taaroarii.
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