Lolóma, or two years in cannibal-land: A story of old Fiji

by Henry Britton

THE RELIGION OF OLD FIJI.

Within the last 45 years more than 100,000 persons, or two-thirds of the whole population of Fiji, have abandoned their old gods, in obedience to new influences to which their country has been subjected during that period. Some account of the now rapidly departing religious beliefs of this people, supplementary to the information conveyed in the story, will be interesting to those who are curious in such matters.