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Wrecked among cannibals in the Fijis

Note 47 — WILLIAM ENDICOTT’S NARRATIVE

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This statement seems to be somewhat exaggerated. One canoe has been recorded as one hundred feet in length. Wilkes says that the average large canoe was seventy feet in length and would conveniently carry fifty men.

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