The tonga-samoa connection 1777–1845

The Journal of Pacific History

Volumn 25, Issue 2, 1990, Pages 176-187

  Gunson, Niel ^a  

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EID: 84963458364     PISSN: 00223344     EISSN: 14699605     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1080/00223349008572634     Document Type: Article

References (45)

1. Samoan Methodist chiefs at Manono quoted in Martin Dyson, My Story of Samoan Methodism; or, A Brief History of the Wesleyan Methodist Mission in Samoa (Melbourne 1875), 31.
2. Fred Henry, History of Samoa (cyclostyled trans. by Pastor Faleto’ese Apia 1958), 92.
3. Richard M. Moyle (ed.), The Samoan Journals of John Williams 1830 and 1832 (Canberra 1984), 82–3.
4. C. Stuebel, Myths and Legends of Samoa. Tala o le Vavau (trans. Brother Herman, Wellington’ and Apia 1976), 58.
5. Peter Turner, 25 Apr. 1840, journal 1830–55 vol.6, Sydney, Mitchell Library (herinafter ML), MS B305.
6. Peter Turner, 20 Feb. 1852 Journal 1830–55, vol.11, ML, MS B310.
7. Niel Gunson, ‘Sacred women chiefs and female “Headmen” in Polynesian history’, Journal of Pacific History, 22 (1987), 150–2.
8. Phyllis S. Herda, ‘The Transformation of the Traditional Tongan Polity: A Genealogical Consideration of Tonga’s Past’, PhD thesis, Australian National University (Canberra 1988), 52.
9. Edward Winslow Gifford, Tongan Society, Bernice P. Bishop Museum Bulletin 61 (Honolulu 1929/Reprint New York 1971), 312.
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11. J. D. Freeman, ‘The tradition of Sanalala. Some notes on Samoan folk-lore’, Journal of the Polynesian Society, 56:3 (1947), 302.
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13. Niel Gunson ‘The hau concept of leadership in western Polynesia Journal of Pacific History, 14 (1979), 39–40, 42.
14. ‘A Tale of Vavaoo’, Australian Magazine, 1 (Sydney 1821), 208–13, 236–40.
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16. Gunson, ‘The hau concept’, 43, 46–48.
17. Moyle, Samoan Journals, 176–7, and John Thomas to Wesleyan Methodist Missionary Society (hereinafter WMMS), 8 Nov. 1864.
18. Kotzebue, A New Voyage, I, 258–66.
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24. Stair, Old Samoa, 250.
25. Henry, History, 118-22.
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27. Kotzebue, A New Voyage, I, 278–79.
28. John Garrett, ‘The conflict between the London Missionary Society and the Wesleyan Methodists in 19th century Samoa’ Journal of Pacific History, 9 (1974), 65-80.
29. A. Harold Wood, Overseas Missions of the Australian Methodist Church, Vol.I Tonga [and] Samoa (Melbourne 1975), 251–337.
30. Moyle, Samoan journals, 74 fn 124.
31. J. D. Freeman, ‘The Joe Gimlet or Siovili cult; an episode in the religious history of early Samoa’, in J. D. Freeman and W. R. Geddes (eds), Anthropology in the South Seas (New Plymouth 1959), 185–200.
32. Niel Gunson, ‘Non-missionary religious developments and cults initated in Samoa in the period 1800-1835’, TS Paper delivered at the ANZAAS Congress, Port Moresby 17 Aug. 1970.
33. Moyle Samoan Journals, 74, 128–9.
34. Martin Dyson, Journal of second tour round Samoa, 23 Apr. 1859, Wesleyan Papers, fol.6, MS, Wellington, Turnbull Library.
35. William Cross, 3 Mar. 1831, Records of Wesleyan Mission to Tonga, ‘1826-1832 2 vols, MS, ML
36. Peter Turner, 28 Sept. 1836, journal 1830–55, vol.4, Sydney, ML, MS B303.
37. Peter Turner, 12 Dec. 1836, Journal 1830–55, vol.4.
38. Tonga District Meeting minutes 1841, quoted in Wood, Overseas Missions. Tonga and Samoa 284.
39. Garrett, ‘The conflict’, 78.
40. Peter Turner, 2 and 8 Apr. 1839, Journal 1830–55, vol.5, ML, MS B304.
41. Wood, Overseas Missions. Tonga and Samoa, 284.
42. Peter Turner, 21 Nov. 1842, Journal 1830–55, vol.8, ML, MS B307.
43. Wood, Overseas Missions. Tonga and Samoa, 285.
44. Peter Turner, 2 Apr. 1848, Journal 1830–55, vol.10, ML, MS B309.
45. Wood, Overseas Missions. Tonga and Samoa.