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Notes
- Abstract:
- His visits to Mr Macdonald’s station. Over 4244 medicines dispensed during the last year. Many driven to seek religion through fear of death. Preparing a Samoan vocabulary. Matautu escaped the storm which laid waste Upolu. Hopes concerning the village of Salago and the chief Tuala. New Papist chapel opened at Lealatele. papist habits contrary to the Samoan’s idea of propriety More hopes of Wesleyans joining them since Togan teachers have ceased to promise the return of white missionaries. Hopes of continued respite from war. ( en )
- General Note:
- This document bears the date 1850 June 8
- General Note:
- Matautu is also known as Mata'utu
- General Note:
- Matautu is also the name of a village on neighbouring Savai'i Island
- General Note:
- Salago has since been destroyed by lava flow
- General Note:
- Biographical reference for George Pratt, see: Sibree, James. "A Register of missionaries, deputations, etc. from 1796 to 1923." (London : London Missionary Society, 1923) page 44-45, entry number 391
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- SOAS University of London
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- Special Collections
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- CWM/LMS/South Seas/Incoming correspondence/Box 23/Folder No. 5 (Samoan Islands)/Jacket B/Letter 1 ( order with reference )
CWM/LMS/02/02/117 ( calm reference )
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