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July 1839: William Hunt records a cannibal dinner
July 1839: From July 1839 Hunt and his family lived at Somosomo on Taveuni, where the Tui Cakau, an elderly warrior and intemperate man-eater, presided over his war-wracked realm of Cakaudrove,where h… more →
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PIMCO's Bill Gross: July 2009 Investment Outlook
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wrote 6 months ago: “Bon” or “Non” Appétit “Kill the umpire,” the fan cried to open the 1996 bas … more →
PIMCO's Bill Gross: June 2009 Investment Outlook
wrote 7 months ago: Staying Rich in the New Normal “Behind every great fortune lies a great crime.” Balzac Balzac was on … more →
Gross on Haircuts, Shared Burdens, and those Green Shoots
wrote 8 months ago: In his latest Investment Outlook column on bond giant PIMCO’s web site, Bill Gross says that t … more →
Gross: Investing "Revolution" Is On
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wrote 9 months ago: In his April market commentary on PIMCO’s web site, bond guru Bill Gross says that we’ve … more →
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wrote 11 months ago: “This recession might linger for years. Our economy will lose 5 million more jobs. Unemploymen … more →
Bill Gross on CNBC (1/8/2009)
wrote 11 months ago: William Gross, founder of Pimco was interviewed on CNBC today about the federal government’s r … more →
December 1838: Wesleyan reinforcements from Britain came to Lakeba
wrote 1 year ago: Wesleyan reinforcements from Britain came to Lakeba in December 1838, bringing supplies sufficient t … more →
1835: Power of Fijian chief converted in Tonga, Josua Mateinaniu of Fulaga, eased the entry of David Cargill and William Gross first Wesleyans to Lakeba
wrote 1 year ago: 1835: A Fijian chief who had been converted in Tonga, Josua Mateinaniu of Fulaga, who accompanied th … more →
July 1839: William Hunt records a cannibal dinner
wrote 1 year ago: July 1839: From July 1839 Hunt and his family lived at Somosomo on Taveuni, where the Tui Cakau, an … more →
In June 1838 a large canoe provided byTaufa'ahau of Ha'apai, the future king of all Tonga, brought to Lakeba six more teachers to serve the Fiji mission:
wrote 1 year ago: In June 1838 a large canoe provided by Taufa’ahau of Ha’apai, the future king of all Ton … more →
