The story of John G. Paton : told / for young folks ; or thirty year among south sea cannibals /
New York : American Trac Society, [1889]Tabla de Contenido
Preliminares.
Chapter I. Our cottage home. - Chapter II. Consecrated parents..
Chapter IV. School days. - Chapter VII. A city missionary.
Chapter VIII. glasgow experience. - Chapter X. to the new herbrides.
Chapter XI. First impressions of heathendom. - Chapter XIV. The great bereavemenet.
Chapter XV. At home with cannibals. - Chapter XVII. Streaks of dawn amidst deeds of darkeness.
Chapter XVIII. The visit of H.M.S. "Cordelia". - Chapter XX. A typical south sea trader.
Chapter XXI. Under axe and musket. - Chapter Heathen dance and sham figth.
Chapter XXV. Cannibals at work. - Chapter XXVII. A perilous pilgrimage.
Chapter XXVIII. The plague of measles. - Chapter XXX. Kowia.
Chapter XXXI. The martyrdom of the gordons. - Chapter XXXIII. The visit of the commodore.
Chapter XXXIV. The war chiefs in council. - Chapter XXXVI. The beginning of the end.
Chapter XXXVII. Five hours in a canoe. - Chapter XL. Waiting at kwamera.
Chapter XLI. the last awful night. - Chapter XLIV. the floating of the " Dayspring".
Chapter XLV. A shipping company for jesus. - Chapter XLVI. Australian incidets.
Chapter XLVII. Amongst squatters and diggers. - Chapter XLIX. The aborgines of Australia.
Chapter L. Nora. - Chapter LIII. Marriage and farewell.
Chapter LIV. First peep at the " Dayspring". - Chapter LVI. The gospel and gunpowder.
Chapter LVII. A plea for Tanna. - Chapter LIX. House-Building for god.
Chapter LX. A city of god. - Chapter LXII. First fruits on Aniwa.
Chapter LXIII. Traditions and customs. - Chapter LXV. The christ-Spirit at work.
Chapter LXVI. The sinking of the well. - Chapter LXVII. Rain from below.
Chapter LXVIII. The old chilef`s Sermon. - Chapter LXX. A Roof -Tree for Jesus.
Chapter LXXI. " Knock the tevil out". - Chapter LXXIV. The new social order.
Chapter LXXV. The orphans and their biscutis. - Chapter LXXVIII. The death of namakei.
Chapter LXXIX, Christlanity abd cocoa-Nuts. - Chapter LXXXIII. The concersion of nasi.
Chapter LXXXIV. The appeal of Lamu. - Chapter LXXXVII. Scotlandīs free-Will offerings.
Chapter LXXXVIII. Englandīs open door. - Chapter XCI. Till 1897.
Appendix.