Shipboard relations between Pacific Island women and Euroamerican men 1767–1887

Abstract

contact, have added a fresh perspective to Pacific Islands studies. New research has shown that chiefesses could hold more real power than was previously acknowledged and that female status generally in Island societies was less tainted by 'impurity' than supposed.1 Modern Island women have sometimes asserted their wills in new ways, such as prohibition campaigns against mostly male alcohol-abusers.2 Yet the historical literature on their relations with Euroamer

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