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- Cover
- Title page
- Imprint and copyright information
- Epigraph
- Dedication
- Preface
- Introduction
- Prologue: The Early Days
- Part One - Taveuni: The Colonial Period
- 1. People Along the Road
- 2. The Old Home
- 3. The Plantation
- 4. The Young Overseer
- 5. Island Life
- 6. Marriage
- 7. An Array of Characters
- 8. Sale of the Plantation
- 9. Farewell Taveuni
- Part Two - Greater Fiji: Life In The Nation
- 10. Sugar
- 11. Tourism
- 12. Commerce and Industry
- Interlude: A Fijian Delicacy—Balolo
- 13. Diplomacy
- 14. Politics and Leadership
- Interlude: A Conversation of Spirits
- 15. Sports
- Interlude: China Rose
- 16. Clubs
- Interlude: Rotary—Service Above Self
- 17. Religion
- Interlude: The Veli—Fiji’s Hairy Myth
- 18. The Underprivileged
- 19. Media: The Voice of the People
- 20. Rumblings of Discontent
- Interlude: Reflections on Coups
- 21. Women: The Real Mother Lode
- 22. Islands
- 23. In Search of a Soul
- 24. Conclusion
