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Alexander Lebour

Name
Alexander Lebour
Date of birth
1801
Gender
Male

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Tonga-Tabou. 1. Naou, jeune fille. 2. Natif de Tonga habitant des îles Viti. 3. Houïtaï, chef chrétien à Mafanga. 4. Ata, chef chrétien à Hifo. 5. Tatouage de la cuise des hommes.
Tonga-Tabou. 1. Naou, jeune fille. 2. Natif de Tonga habitant des îles Viti. 3. Houïtaï, chef chrétien à Mafanga. 4. Ata, chef chrétien à Hifo. 5. Tatouage de la cuise des hommes.

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