Letter from George Stallworthy dated 1850 April 16, Upolu, Samoa
Island politically more settled, but swept by a teriffic storm. Celebration of Ordinance suspended during the war. Unsatisfactory state of school due to war. Distressing conditions of the people in general. Conditions in Mr Harbutt’s district which had been left partly in his care. Wesleyans still n...
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CWM/LMS/South Seas/Incoming correspondence/Box 23/Folder No. 5 (Samoan Islands)/Jacket A |
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| Date(s) of creation: |
1850 |
| Level: |
Item |
| Format: | Archive |
| Main author: | Stallworthy, George, 1809-1859 |
| URL: |
https://digital.soas.ac.uk/LMS0000075 |
| URL Description: |
Digital copy available on SOAS Digital Collections |
| Order number: |
CWM/LMS/South Seas/Incoming correspondence/Box 23/Folder No. 5 (Samoan Islands)/Jacket A |
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| Summary: |
Island politically more settled, but swept by a teriffic storm. Celebration of Ordinance suspended during the war. Unsatisfactory state of school due to war. Distressing conditions of the people in general. Conditions in Mr Harbutt’s district which had been left partly in his care. Wesleyans still numerous, though a few coming over to them. Havoc wrought by gale. Sugar cane leaves used for roatfln houses there. Only one of more than thirty chapels, including the Wesleyan, in the district left. No life lost in the storm. Arguments for and against natives working on missionaries' houses. |
| Main author: | Stallworthy, George, 1809-1859 |
| Access status: |
Open |
| Language: | English |
| Scripts: |
Latin |
| Copies: | Digital copy available on SOAS Digital Collections |
| Format: | Archive |