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Tahitian of Papeete, pure Polynesian race
- Description:
- French PolynesiaPapeete
- Display date:
- 1900
- Format:
- image
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- Digital Public Library of America
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- General Research Division. The New York Public Library
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- General Research Division. The New York Public Library
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