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- Abstract:
- State of Church and schools. Tairapa the head judge and Arahan the Queen’s speaker leaning towards Popery, and having been excluded from the church for drunkenness now trying to accuse Mr Simpson of the same. Detailed account of their campaign against him and his explanation of the facts. Governor Bonard’s visit. ( en )
- General Note:
- This document bears the date 1850 July 22
- General Note:
- Moorea is also known as Mo'orea
- General Note:
- Biographical reference for Alexander Simpson, see: Sibree, James. "A Register of missionaries, deputations, etc. from 1796 to 1923." (London : London Missionary Society, 1923) page 27-28, entry number 262
- General Note:
- Historical note: Simpson and Tairapa persuaged Pomare IV, Queen of Tahiti to accept a French protectorate; cf, Newbury, Colin. "Tahiti nui : change and survival in French Polynesia 1767-1945". (Honolulu : University of Hawai'i Press, 2019). p. 103.
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- SOAS University of London
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- CWM/LMS/South Seas/Incoming correspondence/Box 23/Folder No. 2/Jacket B/Letter 3 ( order with reference )
CWM/LMS/02/02/115 ( calm reference )
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