Wesleyan-Methodist Magazine,  3rd ser. 3 (1824), 555–58.

Tongataboo  [1/2]

Anon

Genre:

Serial—Introduction; Extract, Diary

Publications extracted:

Walter Lawry

Subjects:

Exploration, Agriculture, Animal Husbandry, Acclimatization, Ethnography, Religion, War, Disease, Race


    The introduction relates of the mission station: 'A large piece of ground has been fenced in, and a garden brought under cultivation; fruit-trees and vegetables from New South Wales have been planted; and cattle, poultry, &c., have been introduced' (555–56). The extract from Walter Lawry's journal records: 'A cough prevails pretty generally among the natives, which they attribute to our coming among them; and it has recently been proposed, as a remedy for the complaint, to murder us and share out our property' (557).



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