Tamate

The narrative centers on James Chalmers, a Scottish missionary known as Tamate, who ventured into Papua New Guinea in the late 1800s to spread Christianity. He confronted numerous obstacles, including hostile tribes and perilous landscapes, yet remained resolute in his mission. The book details his adventurous explorations, encounters with cannibals, and efforts to foster peace among tribes. Lovett's account not only highlights Chalmers' life but also his significant influence on the local people, making it a compelling read for those interested in missionary history and exploration.