With Stevenson in Samoa
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Was it any wonder that the " disordered con- dition of the government" continued? And this " disorder, " consequent on their own acts, was the justification of the Consuls to the Powers in continuing to support Malic- toa.
158 WITH STEVENSON IN SAMOA On August 22, 1892, after returning from a trip down the coast, I had occasion to write the following letter to the Chief Jus- tice : Sir : — I returned last evening from a short pleasure trip to Manono with some friends, having left the island at ...10 a. M. That day.
I hear from my clerk, Charles Taylor, that dur- ing my absence you alternately endeavored to cajole and frighten him into divulging to you the nature of my correspondence with Mataafa. Mr. Taylor informs me that you commanded him to attend you at 2 P. M. On Saturday last, and that you told him that if you could not get such information as you required by coaxing and by promise of governmental employment you would take another and rougher way to get it. Mr. Taylor further tells me that he did not go to Mulinuu and that he will not at your bidding emulate Judas and betray his master.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Was it any wonder that the " disordered con- dition of the government" continued? And this " disorder, " consequent on their own acts, was the justification of the Consuls to the Powers in continuing to support Malic- toa.
158 WITH STEVENSON IN SAMOA On August 22, 1892, after returning from a trip down the coast, I had occasion to write the following letter to the Chief Jus- tice : Sir : — I returned last evening from a short pleasure trip to Manono with some friends, having left the island at ...10 a. M. That day.
I hear from my clerk, Charles Taylor, that dur- ing my absence you alternately endeavored to cajole and frighten him into divulging to you the nature of my correspondence with Mataafa. Mr. Taylor informs me that you commanded him to attend you at 2 P. M. On Saturday last, and that you told him that if you could not get such information as you required by coaxing and by promise of governmental employment you would take another and rougher way to get it. Mr. Taylor further tells me that he did not go to Mulinuu and that he will not at your bidding emulate Judas and betray his master.
What to read after With Stevenson in Samoa?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harry Jay Moors to read onlineMoreLess
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