 | Alfred Russell Smith - 1874 - 496 strani
...Legende du Penjab Traduite de l'Hindoustani par M. Garcin de Tassy. Royal 8vo. Is 1857 20.173 HISTORIC Epistle from Omiah to the Queen of Otaheite, being...on the English Nation, with Notes, by the Editor. 4to. Is 6d ' 1775 20.174 HISTOIRE des quatre fils Aymons tresnobles et très vaillans Chevaliers. 8vo,... | |
 | Thomas Morland Hocken - 1909 - 654 strani
...p. 383.) Many of the particulars of the voyage are additional. [Fitzgerald, Prof. l?)] An | Historic Epistle | from | Omiah | to the | Queen of Otaheite...on the English Nation. | With Notes by the Editor. | Non ego mendosos. . . . Ovid. | London : | Printed for T. Evans, near York-Buildings, Strand. MDCCLXXV.... | |
 | Joseph Henry Maiden - 1909 - 318 strani
...; and sold in London, by John Swan and Thomas Axtell. [Lond. 1774.] 7. " Omiah — An Epistle from, to the Queen of Otaheite, being his remarks on the English Nation, with notes by the Editor." 4to. Evans, London, 1775. 8. " A letter from Omai to the Earl of Sandwich, translated from the Ulaietean... | |
 | Subramani - 1992 - 252 strani
...moved in England.) Omai's presence inspired one of the most widely read poems of the time, An Historic Epistle, From Omiah, to the Queen of Otaheite; Being His Remarks on the English Nation. In the poem Omai is used as a mouthpiece to denounce the manners and morals of fashionable society... | |
 | Lynne Withey - 1989 - 528 strani
...virtues": London Chronicle, July 28-30, 1774. 304-05 Using Mai to criticize English society: An Historic Epistle, from Omiah, to the Queen of Otaheite; Being His Remarks on the English Nation (London, 1775), quote from 12-13. 306 Mai's reactions to England: McCormick, Omai, 118. Motives for... | |
 | Bernard Smith - 1992 - 290 strani
...surprising if Cook had not seen and read the most virulent of these satirical broadsides, entitled An Historical Epistle, from Omiah to the Queen of Otaheite; being his Remarks on the English Nation, which appeared in 1775 while he was resident in London between his second and third voyages. Omai is... | |
 | Peter Beilharz - 2002 - 238 strani
...in Smith, European Vision, pp. 74-5. 30 Smith, European Vision, pp. 82-3. 31 J. Scott, An Historic Epistle, from Omiah to the Queen of Otaheite; being His Remarks on the English Nation (London, 1775), quoted in Smith, European Vision, p. 83. 32 Smith, European Vision, p. 123. 33 Anon,... | |
 | David L. Hanlon, Geoffrey Miles White - 2000 - 462 strani
...newly conquered places: the Tahitian Omai, for example, supposedly wrote An Historic Epistle . . . to the Queen of Otaheite; being his Remarks on the English Nation, which was published in 1775 in London (see Smith 1989, 83-84); an African ambassador, Lukanga Mukara,... | |
 | Paul Spickard, Joanne L. Rondilla, Debbie Hippolite Wright - 2002 - 396 strani
...Fuller Collection, Bishop Museum Library, Honolulu. 34 [Anonymous], An Historic Epistle, From Omai to the Queen of Otaheite: Being His Remarks on the English Nation (London: T. Evans, 1775), in Fuller Collection, Bishop Museum Library, Honolulu. 35 Ellis, Narrative... | |
 | Kathleen Wilson - 2004 - 412 strani
...his associates' admiration for the trivial pageant of civilized excellence. The author of "An Heroic Epistle from OMIAH to the QUEEN of OTAHEITE; being his REMARKS on the ENGLISH NATION," which was published in the London Chronicle for June 1775, has Mai respond to enquiries about "how... | |
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Epistle, from Omiah, to the Queen of Otaheite; being his Remarks on the English Nation. 
