Site Title: Argonauts of the Eastern Atlantic: Artefactual Histories of the London Missionary Society

Contributors: Chris Wingfield

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Introduction
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. A Rare Specimen of the Boa Constrictor and Alligator in Conflict
19. Rainitsontsoraka. Christian Martyr.
20. Missions, Erromango, No. 725
21. Representation of the Spirits of the Ancestors
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Bibliography
Contributors

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Introduction: Argonauts of the Eastern Atlantic
12. A Gigantic Idol, twelve feet high: Avarua, Rarotonga, 6 May 1827 — Chris Wingfield
13. All wrapped up in a piece of Tahitian cloth: Barmen, July 1832 — Chris Wingfield
14. Paramasattee, a wooden idol with spoons attached — Chris Wingfield
15. The Departure of the Camden, Missionary Ship: New London Bridge, 11 April 1838 — Chris Wingfield
16. Idol taken in the late war, from the chief temple at Chusan: Harbour of Chusan, 4 July 1840 — Chris Wingfield
17. An exact model of a Bechuana house: Mission House, Blomfield Street, London, 23 January 1843 — Chris Wingfield
18. A Rare Specimen of the Boa Constrictor and Alligator in Conflict: Providence New Chapel House, Georgetown, Demerara, 21 March 1849 — Chris Wingfield
19. Rainitsontsoraka. Christian Martyr.: Antananarivo, 25 September 1856 — Chris Wingfield
20. Missions, Erromango, No. 725 — Chris Wingfield
21. Representation of the Spirits of the Ancestors — Chris Wingfield
Catalogue
Bibliography
Contributors

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