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Koe Hisitolia o Mamani

documentary heritage
  • Description

    "Kuo buluji a h. Fakalahi kihe Tohi Hisitolia o Mamani, koeuhi ke kau ihe sivi ae kau tamaiki, oku lau hisitolia. Ka ne lahi ae taimi, kuo fakalahi aubito, ka e lelei ke tau fai aki ia ihe ta'u ni bea ihe buluji ae g. tohi ni, oku fakamooni ehe Buleaga, kihe talaofoa nae fai, e ikai toe majiva ae g. lautohi ihe g. tohi ke lau mo ako'i. Ko au Misa Beika, Palemia, June 5,1888."--preface

  • Place
  • Other Id

    CB113.T6 BAK (Library of Congress Call Number)

    74930 (Cat ID)

    143967 (DBTextworks system ID)

    72121 (Presto content ID)

  • Department

Images and documents

Images

    Catalogue

    • Object Type
    • Name/Title
      Koe Hisitolia o Mamani
    • Primary Maker

      Shirley Baker (Author)

    • Contributor/Publisher
      Kuo buluji maae G. Lautohi = Government Primary School
    • Place
    • Date
      1888
    • Physical Description

      45 pages ; 20 cm

    • Language
      Tongan
    • Level of Current Record
      Bib record
    • Member Object

      1 item in this collection. View all items.

    • Subject Category
    • Provenance Details
      AWMM 3 Feb 1953
    • Public Access Text

      Tongan History book Crest of Tonga College and school motto "Toga maa Toga" on jacket and title page. "Kuo buluji i Aokalani [printed in Auckland] E he ogo Misa Uilisoni mo Hoatani [Wilson and Horton]) June 1888."--rear jacket Preface dated June 5, 1888 is by Shirley Baker, Premier

    • Associated Notes
    • Subject Notes
      "The first schools in Tonga were started by the Wesleyan Mission in 1828, even before the conversion to Christianity of the Tongans, and practically all primary education was controlled by the Mission until 1882 when the government took over the educational system. In 1906, various missionary organizations again were allowed to establish schools."--Nations Encyclopaedia.
      *
      Shirley Waldemar BAKER (1836-1903), missionary and premier of Tonga.
      *"...Baker returned to Tonga in 1880, was immediately installed by Tupou as his premier and resigned from the Wesleyan ministry. Under his administration Tongan finances were reorganized, the land laws were revised and a National system of education was set up in competition with the Wesleyan system. A bitter dispute developed with the Wesleyans and in 1885 Baker established the Free Church, Wesleyan in doctrine but free from Australian control. The King ordered all Tongans to join the new church; those who refused were beaten by their chiefs and despoiled of their possessions..."--Australian Dictionary of Biography
    • Collection Type
      Reserve Collection
    • Copyright
      All rights reserved
    • Last Update
      06 Dec 2024

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