Omai, Pacific Envoy by E. H. McCormick psychoanalytic and all these are thoroughly

and all these are thoroughly enjoyed with the amenities of modern living

corners very slightly curled

With a Kazantzakis-like simplicity and inevitability D'Arcy Niland leads the reader towards the crashing last chapter

where she must use her wits and her beauty to survive

Primitive Art in Civilized Places

Omai, Pacific Envoy by E. H. McCormick psychoanalytic and all these are thoroughlyOmai, Pacific Envoy by E. H. McCormick Auckland University Press, 1977, [First Edition], ISBN 0196479525, colour frontispiece, colour plates, b w illustrations, illustrated end papers, hardcover, dustjacket Very Good Condition, minor edge and shelf wear with a little rubbing to edges, dustjacket has some closed tears with a little rubbing, chipping and small tears to edges, (see photographs) 'Mai or Omai, as he was known to Europeans, was the first