The Story of Dr. John G. Paton's Thirty Years with South Sea Cannibals, revised by A.L. Langridge
James Paton [1824-1907], ed.
London: Hodder & Stoughton, 1927. Hbk. pp.256.
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Contents
- Our Homes and Our Forbears
- Parents and School Days
- Leaving Home and Early Struggles
- In the Glasgow Slums
- Missionary to the Cannibals
- First Impressions of Heathendom
- Settlement and Sorrow of Tanna
- Superstitions and Cruelties
- The Visit of H.M.S. "Cordelia"
- Under Axe and Musket
- Cannibals at Work
- The Plague of Measles
- Deepening Shadows
- The Var Chiefs in Council
- THe Beginning of the End
- A Race for Life
- The Last Dread Night - But Saved!
- To Australia For a Mission Ship
- In Swamp and Saddle
- To Scotland and Back
- To the Islands and Fresh Difficulties
- Starting of Aniwa
- Revenge, Heathen Practices, and Hopeful Signs
- Nelwand's Elopement, and Incidents
- The Sinking of the Well
- First Book, New Eyes, and a New Church
- Chief Youwili Converted and the First Communion
- The Finger-Posts of God
- Death of Namakei and Other Chiefs
- Litsi Sore, Mungaw, Nasi and Lamu
- Round the World Again for a Ship
- Back to Australia and the Islands
- The Autobiography and a World Tour
- A New "Dayspring." Death of Kanaka Traffic
- Rev Frank Paton - Missionary to Tanna
- Wreck of the "Dayspring"
- Round the World Again - at 76
- Back to the Islands Again, and Yet Again
- The Passing of Mrs Paton
- The Home Call
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