Friendly Islands: A History of TongaNoel Rutherford |
Contents
Oral Tradition and Prehistory | 27 |
The Maritime Explorers | 40 |
Tongan Society at the Time of European Contact | 63 |
Copyright | |
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accepted appear appointed arrived authority Baker Beaglehole became become British brought called canoe Captain Catholic cent century chiefly chiefs Christian Church College common continued Cook Cook's culture death early effective established European example fact Fiji Finau George given gods Government Ha'a Ha'apai houses important influence interest islands John Journal King land later living London major Mariner material Minister mission missionaries Mu'a nobles Nuku'alofa Pacific period persons political population position present probably Queen rank received recorded remained Report respect returned Samoa seems shell ships social Society South status Sydney Thomas Tongatapu took traditional Tu'i Kanokupolu Tu'i Tonga Tupou University Vava'u village voyage Wesleyan Zealand