Tahiti Without The Gospel (Hardcover) (ISBN-13: 9781020230691)

This book is a firsthand account of life in Tahiti during the early 19th century, before Christian missionaries arrived on the island. The author, who is unknown, provides a vivid and detailed description of the customs, culture, and natural environment of the Tahitian people. He also reflects on the nature of religion and spirituality, and how these concepts are understood and practiced in different cultures.

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