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= Second Edition 2008 ==
== Second Edition 2008 ==


''by [[User:Jan|Jan Snijders]]''
''by [[User:Jan|Jan Snijders]]''
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:to Jean-Claude Colin.
:to Jean-Claude Colin.
:1839.''
:1839.''


==Contents==
==Contents==
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:*[[APAC101|'''chapter six''']]  1839 - 1 : The separate worlds connect
:*[[APAC101|'''chapter six''']]  1839 - 1 : The separate worlds connect
:**[[APAC116|'''excursus C''']]  Power encounter and iconoclasm  
:**[[APAC116|'''excursus C''']]  Power encounter and iconoclasm  
:*[[APAC119|'''chapter seven''']] 1839 - 2: ''Gathering speed''
:**[[APAC140|'''excursus D''']]  Futuna at war!
:**[[APAC142|'''excursus E''']]  Daily life on Futuna
:**[[APAC155|'''excursus F''']]  The diary of Peter Chanel and the ‘Analyse’ of Joseph-François Roulleaux-Dubignon
:*[[APAC157|'''chapter eight''']] 1840-1 Wave after wave
:**[[APAC183|'''excursus G''']]  The adventures of a little ship
:*[[APAC:Epilogue|'''epilogue''']]
:*[[APAC:Epilogue|'''epilogue''']]
:*'''[[A Piety Able to Cope:bibliography|bibliography]]'''
:*'''[[A Piety Able to Cope:bibliography|bibliography]]'''
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Latest revision as of 17:28, 21 June 2009



















Second Edition 2008

by Jan Snijders


Let us try,
my Reverend Father,
to form our religious
in a style of piety
that leaves the head and the other faculties
able to cope with practical matters


Jean-Baptiste François Pompallier
to Jean-Claude Colin.
1839.









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