A Missionary Voyage to the Southern Pacific Ocean, 1796-1798Praeger, 1968 - 420 pages |
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... named Boba , who governed Otaha , under Opoone , and was defigned to fucceed him in the fovereignty . In 1791 , when Captain Edwards visited Bolabola to inquire after the mutineers , a man , faid to be named Tatahoo , had the chief ...
... named Boba , who governed Otaha , under Opoone , and was defigned to fucceed him in the fovereignty . In 1791 , when Captain Edwards visited Bolabola to inquire after the mutineers , a man , faid to be named Tatahoo , had the chief ...
Page xlviii
... named Attago , who had fome authority among his coun- trymen , attached himself to Captain Cook , and rendered him effential fervices . He introduced the English to an elderly chief of fuperior rank , named Toobōu , who likewise acted ...
... named Attago , who had fome authority among his coun- trymen , attached himself to Captain Cook , and rendered him effential fervices . He introduced the English to an elderly chief of fuperior rank , named Toobōu , who likewise acted ...
Page lxiii
... named Galvez , Gran Montana , and San Christoval , to be those called by the natives Hapae , Kao , and Toofoa ; and he left Anamooka and Tongataboo out of fight to the eastward , but faw the two fmall rocky islands , Hōonga Tōnga and ...
... named Galvez , Gran Montana , and San Christoval , to be those called by the natives Hapae , Kao , and Toofoa ; and he left Anamooka and Tongataboo out of fight to the eastward , but faw the two fmall rocky islands , Hōonga Tōnga and ...
Table des matières
PRELIMINARY DISCOURSE Page i | xix |
APPENDIX | xix |
INSTRUCTIONS to Captain Wilfon | lxxxix |
Droits d'auteur | |
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