Fiji temple mbure kalou (1878)
Old gods and the missionaries · Before and after 1835 · picture 3 of 15 in this chapter
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Tomb of Rev. John Hunt, Vewa, Feejee (VII, p.66, June 1850)
Edward Gennys Fanshawe, Vewa, Feejee Islands, Octr 1849 (Fiji)
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