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Contents
Introduction
- Tongoa, Past and Present
- The Missionary to Tongoa
- The Field Surveyed
- Making Friends
- Progress Under Difficulties
- Joys and Sorrows
- A Flight for Life
- New Mission Quarters
- Cannibals Rescued From Cannibals
- Another Change of Locale
- Day by Day on Tongoa
- An Unexpected Cloud
- Cannibalism and Its Horrors
- Three Tongoan Martyrs
- Native Superstitions: A Religion of Dread
- Two Wrecks: A Contrast
- How Tongoan Christians Die
- Some Tongoan "Institutions"
- A Question of Custom
- Present Condition of the Mission
- The Queensland Kanaka Traffic
- Notes and Incidents
Appendix -
The New Hebrides Mission
The Islands and the People