This book is a firsthand account of the efforts of Christian missionaries in the Pacific, and their successes in converting the people of the islands to Christianity. George Pritchard, a British diplomat and missionary, describes the challenges faced by the missionaries, as well as the many rewards that came with their work. This book is a fascinating look at the history of Christian evangelism in the Pacific, and the important role played by missionaries in shaping the region's culture and society.

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