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Х AHMUTE EKEKE , King's Son Х WANKWO , King's Brother . Х X TIJI , King's Nephew . Ń WOLO , King's Brother . Х TIJI AKAMBO , Chief . marks . Witnesses to the signatures : SAML . B. Hall , Chairman . ROBERT FOSTER . Thos . J. WRIGHT .
Х AHMUTE EKEKE , King's Son Х WANKWO , King's Brother . Х X TIJI , King's Nephew . Ń WOLO , King's Brother . Х TIJI AKAMBO , Chief . marks . Witnesses to the signatures : SAML . B. Hall , Chairman . ROBERT FOSTER . Thos . J. WRIGHT .
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The sovereignty of Samoa to be permanently confirmed upon King Malietoa and his heirs ; the manner of deciding upon the beir ... A Council of Chiefs should be created ( called the King's Council ) to advise and assist the King in the ...
The sovereignty of Samoa to be permanently confirmed upon King Malietoa and his heirs ; the manner of deciding upon the beir ... A Council of Chiefs should be created ( called the King's Council ) to advise and assist the King in the ...
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Affairs of Samoa ( Recommendations of British and German Commissioners in 1883 ; Hauling down of King Malietoa's Flag by order of German Consul ; Protest of British and United States ' Consuls ; Action of United States ' Consul in ...
Affairs of Samoa ( Recommendations of British and German Commissioners in 1883 ; Hauling down of King Malietoa's Flag by order of German Consul ; Protest of British and United States ' Consuls ; Action of United States ' Consul in ...
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