Argonauts of the Eastern Atlantic
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16. Idol taken in the late war

16. Idol taken in the late war

by Chris Wingfield | Sep 9, 2024 | China, Missionary Museum, Ships

Harbour of Chusan, 4 July 1840

15. The Departure of the Camden, Missionary Ship

15. The Departure of the Camden, Missionary Ship

by Chris Wingfield | Jul 12, 2024 | Cook Islands, Europe, Missionary Image Making, Missionary Museum, Missionary Periodicals, Ships, Tahiti

New London Bridge, 11 April 1838

14. PARAMASATTEE, a wooden idol with iron spoons attached, (see “Missionary Magazine,” October, 1837.)

14. PARAMASATTEE, a wooden idol with iron spoons attached, (see “Missionary Magazine,” October, 1837.)

by Chris Wingfield | Jun 12, 2024 | Europe, India, Missionary Periodicals, Russia

Caureavilly near Mandycadoo, Kingdom of Travancore, November 1836

13. All wrapped up in a piece of Tahitian Cloth

13. All wrapped up in a piece of Tahitian Cloth

by Chris Wingfield | May 25, 2024 | Europe, Missionary Museum, Tahiti

Barmen, July 1832

12. A GIGANTIC IDOL, twelve feet high

12. A GIGANTIC IDOL, twelve feet high

by Chris Wingfield | Apr 23, 2024 | Cook Islands, Missionary Museum, Tahiti

Avarua, Rarotonga, 6 May 1827

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Contents

  • About
  • Introduction
  • Chris Wingfield
  • Chapter Outline

Chapters

  • 1. The Cession of the District of Matavai
  • 2. The Revd. Mr Kicherer, Mary, John and Martha
  • 3. The GIRAFFE or CAMELOPARDALIS
  • 4. The Idol Gods of Otaheite
  • 5. PEHI (South America), an instrument of Obiah
  • 6. Twenty-two models of Hindoo deities
  • 7. Specimens of the principal kinds of native cloth
  • 8. A Mantatese APRON

Part One

  • 1. The Cession of the District of Matavai
  • 2. The Revd. Mr Kicherer, Mary, John and Martha
  • 3. The Giraffe or Camelopardalis
  • 4. The Idol Gods of Otaheite
  • 5. Pehi (South America), an instrument of Obiah
  • 6. Twenty-two models of Hindoo deities
  • 7. Specimens of the principal kinds of native cloth
  • 8. A Mantatese Apron
  • 9. Dr Morrison's Chinese and English Dictionary
  • 10. Two of the Tur Rursna
  • 11. The Virgin Mary and Child

Part Two

  • 12. A Gigantic Idol, twelve feet high
  • 13. All wrapped up in a piece of Tahitian cloth
  • 14. Paramasattee, a wooden idol with spoons attached
  • 15. The Departure of the Camden, Missionary Ship
  • 16. Idol taken in the late war, from the chief temple at Chusan
  • 17. An exact model of a Bechuana house
  • 18. Boa constrictor and alligator in conflict
  • 19. Rainitsontsoraka. Christian Martyr.
  • 20. Missions, Erromango, No. 725
  • 21. Representation of the Spirits of the Ancestors
  • 22. Karo. Fish Trap. Baited Inside.

Part Three

  • 23. Model of the S.S. John Williams
  • 24. Hall of New Learning
  • 25. Malu Ceremonies
  • 26. Weapons Brought from Polynesia
  • 27. Homage to the British Museum
  • 28. Malagasy Buried Bible
  • 29. Presentation of Mangaian Adzes
  • 30. The Supreme Deity of Polynesia
  • 31. The Caffre Chiefs Examination before the House of Commons Committee
  • 32. Collecting Boxes
  • 33. Te Fare Iamanaha, Museum of Tahiti and the Isles

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