Missionary Influence as a Political Factor in the Pacific Islands

Aberdeen administration American missionaries annexation archipelagoes aries ARII TAIMAI attitude became BESSER BINGHAM Bismarck Archipelago Britain British Consul British missionaries BROOKES CAILLOT HPO Caledonia Captain Catholic missionaries Charlton chiefs Christianity co-operation colonial considered converted DESCHANEL Dupetit-Thouars Encl European fact FARMER favour Fiji foreign France French George Pritchard Governor GOYAU HARRISSON SC Hawaii Hawaiian heathen Hebrides HENDERSON HOGBIN EC Huahine Ibid importance influence of missionaries interests island groups JARVES Kamehameha Kamehameha III KEESING King KOTZEBUE KUYKENDALL labour LATOURETTE laws Mangareva MANGERET Maoris Marquesas Marquesas Islands MARTENS N.R.G. Melanesia mission station missionaries missionary influence missionary societies MOERENHOUT opinion Pacific Islands PIOLET Polynesia Pomare Pomare II POMPALLIER Protestant missionaries Queen Raiatea religious Roman Catholic Samoa Sept Siosi Tubou Society Islands Solomons Tahiti Tahitian Thakombau THOMSON DPM tion Tonga trade Tubou Uvea VINCENDON Wesleyan white residents WILLIAMS Zealand