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English: The Queen and maids of honor. A Polynesian court 100 years ago. The Queen mentioned is Queen Teriimaevarua III.
Français : La reine et ses dames d'honneur; une cour polynésienne dans les lles sous-le-Vent il y a cent ans.
  • Garanger, José; Robineau, Claude (1977) Bora-Bora, Paris: Nouvelles Editions Latines, p. 13 OCLC: 7101802. GGKEY:0E5JBJLXH6G
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|Author=Eugène Hänni (1870–1908) or Albert Edouard Itchner (1864–1939)

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