The Cambridge History of the British Empire, Volume 7, Part 1John Holland Rose, Arthur Percival Newton, Ernest Alfred Benians, Henry Dodwell Macmillan, 1929 - Great Britain |
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... missionaries to take part in trade - in native politics ? Should they countenance the supply of arms to natives ? Might a missionary marry a native woman ? What native customs were consistent with Christianity ? Moreover , were missionaries ...
... missionaries to take part in trade - in native politics ? Should they countenance the supply of arms to natives ? Might a missionary marry a native woman ? What native customs were consistent with Christianity ? Moreover , were missionaries ...
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... missionaries were despatched to the South Seas . But the penal settlement was now to play a rôle as a missionary ... missionaries . Meantime in Tahiti the returning missionaries had been rewarded with success . In 1812 Pomare became a ...
... missionaries were despatched to the South Seas . But the penal settlement was now to play a rôle as a missionary ... missionaries . Meantime in Tahiti the returning missionaries had been rewarded with success . In 1812 Pomare became a ...
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... Missionary Enterprises gives an account of the methods and problems of the missionaries in the pioneer days . In 1841 the London Missionary Society established a post in the Loyalty Islands and in 1846 in Niué or Savage Island . Other ...
... Missionary Enterprises gives an account of the methods and problems of the missionaries in the pioneer days . In 1841 the London Missionary Society established a post in the Loyalty Islands and in 1846 in Niué or Savage Island . Other ...
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