File:Derby Museum Backstage Fiji Missionary journal.jpg
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| Description | A hand written journal from a missionary to Fiji that claims to talk of his time with the cannibals to actually records early records of the weather, eruptions, tribes and customs. See more about this at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:GLAM/DER |
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| Source | Derby Museum Backstage Fiji Missionary journal |
| Author | Roger from Derby, UK |
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