"Monberg's account of the Bellonese religion is descriptive ethnography at its best. It is rich in detail, and the organization of the material gives a coherent view of Bellonese culture and society. While not a comparative study in itself, it provides an abundance of data that will be invaluable for other works that are more comparative in nature." -from the Editor's Note Pacific Islands Monograph Series No.9 Center for Pacific Islands Studies, UH
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"Monberg's account of the Bellonese religion is descriptive ethnography at its best. It is rich in detail, and the organization of the material gives a coherent view of Bellonese culture and society. While not a comparative study in itself, it provides an abundance of data that will be invaluable for other works that are more comparative in nature." -from the Editor's Note Pacific Islands Monograph Series No.9 Center for Pacific Islands Studies, UH
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Near Fine. No Jacket. 449 pp. Near Fine copy in blue cloth, silver titles. No DJ. Minimal edgewear of boards; o/w a fine copy. Insides as new; all contents clean, bright and unmarked.
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Near Fine. No Dust Jacket. University of Hawaii Press, 1991. 1st printing. Crisp and unmarked. Lacking dj. Full cloth binding. Map endpapers. xvii, 449pp. Monberg's account of the Bellonese religion is descriptive ethnography at its best. It is rich in detail, and the organization of the material gives a coherent view of Bellonese culture and society. While not a comparative study in itself, it provides an abundance of data that will be invaluable for other works that are more comparative in nature. First Edition. Hardcover. Near Fine/No Dust Jacket. 8vo-8"-9" Tall.
