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Solaua, a secret embryo

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Solaua, a secret embryo

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Last Update: 7 May 2026

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Samoa/Pacific

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PR6043.094 VON (Library of Congress Call Number)

72813 (Cat ID)

141784 (DBTextworks system ID)

69772 (Presto content ID)

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Solaua, a secret embryo

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Primary Maker

Momoe Von Reiche (PRIMARY MAKER)

Contributor/Publisher

Mana Publications

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Samoa/Pacific

Date

1979

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Physical Description

41 pages : illustrations ; 21 cm

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English

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Richard Hamasaki Hawaiʻi and Pacific Collection/Richard and Mark Hamasaki Donation Richard and Mark Hamasaki Donation

Level of Current Record

Bib record

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Pacific Island poetry (English)

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[Keywords: Poetry--Samoa; Samoan poetry--20th century]

A joint publication of the Pacific Creative Arts Society and the University of the South Pacific Centre, Western Samoa. See link in this record to the Wikipedia page for Momoe Malietoa Von Reiche.

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Momoe_Malietoa_Von_Reiche

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Momoe Malietoa Von Reiche was born in Western Samoa. She received her primary education in Samoa then attended Nelson Girls' College, Wellington Teachers' College and Victoria Univerity, New Zealand.

She specialised in art at Teachers' College and the Wellington Polytechnic School of Design. In 1966, she returned to Western Samoa where, for four years, she taught art at the Teachers' Training College. She is a mother of seven children... This is her first collection of poems to be published'--publishers' blurb on back cover.

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Hamasaki Collection

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