c. 8. The Doctrine of the Soul and its Destiny
after Death 84-91
Sec. 9. The Souls of the Dead as Gods 91-98
Sec. 10. Temples and Tombs: Megalithic Monuments 99-132
Sec. 11. Rites of Burial and Mourning 132-146
Sec. 12. The Ethical Influence of Tongan Religion 146-147

III. THE BELIEF IN IMMORTALITY AMONG THE SAMOANS 148-218

Sec. 1. The Samoan Islands 148-156
Sec. 2. The Samoan Islanders, their character 156-163
Sec. 3. Houses, Agriculture, and Industries 163-169
Sec. 4. Rights of Property 169-171
Sec. 5. Government, Social Ranks, Respect for Chiefs 171-181
Sec. 6. Religion: Gods of Families, Villages,
and Districts 181-192
Sec. 7. Priests and Temples 192-200
Sec. 8. Origin of the Samoan Gods of Families, Villages,
and Districts: Relation to Totemism 200-202
Sec. 9. The High Gods of Samoa 202-205
Sec. 10. The Samoan Belief concerning the Human
Soul: Funeral Customs 205-213
Sec. 11. The Fate of the Human Soul after Death 213-218

IV. THE BELIEF IN IMMORTALITY AMONG THE HERVEY ISLANDERS 219-245

Sec. 1. The Hervey or Cook Islands 219-220
Sec. 2. The Islanders and their Mode of Life 220-223
Sec. 3. Social Life: the Sacred Kings 223-225
Sec. 4. Religion, the Gods, Traces of Totemism 225-229
Sec. 5. The Doctrine of the Human Soul 229-231
Sec. 6. Death and Funeral Rites 231-237
Sec. 7. The Fate of the Human Soul after Death 238-245

V. THE BELIEF IN IMMORTALITY AMONG THE SOCIETY ISLANDERS 246-327

Sec. 1. The Society Islands 246-248
Sec. 2. The Islanders and their Mode of Life 248-256
Sec. 3. The Religion of the Society Islanders 256-278
Sec. 4. The Temples and Images of the Gods 278-291
Sec. 5. The Sacrifices, Pries