 | Charles Samuel Stewart - 1832 - 386 страница
...enlightened Christians and distant nations ; and this one circumstance will render, for some time to come, the visits by our ships disagreeable to the officers...the grounds or causes they might have to complain of; nor did they advert to the opposition they experienced, unless expressly invited thereto by rne.... | |
 | 1832 - 736 страница
...themselves worthy of the support and confidence of enlightened Christian and distant nations." — '• The constant complaining against the missionaries is irksome in the extreme, and in such contrast iri h the conduct of the miisionarirs thcmsclns, that I could not hut remark their eircumspection and... | |
 | Charles Samuel Stewart - 1833 - 322 страница
...enlightened Christian and distant nations; and this one circumstance will render, for some time to come, the visits by our ships disagreeable to the officers...irksome in the extreme, and in such contrast with the contions are to be regarded as exclusive objects, then probably the original condition of the natives... | |
 | Michael Russell - 1842 - 464 страница
...render themselves worthy of the support and confidence of enlightened Christians and distant nations. The constant complaining against the missionaries...complain ; nor did they advert to the opposition they had experienced, unless expressly invited thereto by me." " So great was the friendship and correctness... | |
 | James Jackson Jarves - 1843 - 408 страница
...commercial enterprise. APPENDIX. 349 and this one circumstance will render, for some time to come, the visits by our ships disagreeable to the officers...the grounds or causes they might have to complain of ; nor did they advert to the opposition they experienced, unless expressly invited thereto by me.... | |
 | 1845 - 378 страница
...render themselves worthy of the support and confidence of enlightened Christians and distant nations. The constant complaining against the missionaries...with the conduct of the missionaries themselves, that 1 could not but remark their circumspection and reserve with admiration. The latter never obtruded... | |
 | Michael Russell - 1852 - 504 страница
...render themselves worthy of the support and confidence of enlightened Christians and distant nations. The constant complaining against the missionaries...complain ; nor did they advert to the opposition they had experienced, unless expressly invited thereto by me." " So great was the friendship and correctness... | |
 | Michael Russell - 1849 - 456 страница
...enlightened Christians and distant nations. The constant complaining against the missionaries is irksome iu the extreme, and in such contrast with the conduct...upon my attention the grounds or causes they might up and correctness of deportment among the chief islanders that I could scarcely suppose myself to... | |
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The constant complaining against the missionaries is irksome in the extreme, and in such contrast with the conduct of the missionaries themselves, that I could not but remark their circumspection and reserve with admiration... 