The Papalagi
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The Papalagi (Der Papalagi) is a book by de published in Germany in 1920, which contains descriptions of European life, supposedly as seen through the eyes of a Samoan chief named Tuiavii. It is now regarded as fictional; see Gunter Senft's Weird Papalagi and a fake Samoan chief — A footnote to the Noble Savage Myth.
It has been published in English by Legacy Editions in 1997, under the title Tuiavii's way (ISBN 978-0-9682469-0-0).
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