When the missionary James Hadfield published the narrative of the beachcomber William Diaper in 1928, under the title Cannibal Jack: the true autobiography of a white man in the South Seas, he emphasised the uniqueness of the record.
An edition of Literary culture and the Pacific
(1998)
Literary culture and the Pacific
nineteenth-century textual encounters
by Vanessa Smith
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