Friendly Islands

He gave them the name of Friendly Islands in 1777.

He then went to the Friendly Islands to observe an eclipse.

Next time you're in the Friendly Islands, do please keep this in mind.

Cook called them the "friendly islands" because, in contrast to other Polynesian destinations, no one tried to eat him there.

The Friendly Islands side was made up mainly of local Tongan players.

They are known as the Friendly Islands.

Then right on south till we can surface near the Friendly Islands, or maybe a bit south of that."

When Captain Cook visited here, he named these the Friendly Islands.

"Pearls are highly prized in the Friendly Islands."

The inhabitants-to-be of the more severe clangs in the Friendly Islands were not so favored.

Friendly Islands, rats regarded as game.

Eaten, alas, by the natives of the Friendly Islands; but they had offered a maiden in exchange.

He determined, therefore, to bear away for the Friendly Islands, where he was sure of being abundantly provided.

He is a former member of the Democratic Party of the Friendly Islands.

Its slogan is "The Call of the Friendly Islands".

Friendly Islands: a history of Tonga (1977).

This was in complete contrast to the Tongans he described as "The Friendly Islands".

And, according to the number of smiles we encountered, Grenada is one of the friendliest islands in the Caribbean.

On 28 April, near the Friendly Islands, Fletcher Christian led the mutiny (take over).

It was named for the Friendly Islands, now Tonga, from where it was first thought to have descended.

The Democratic Party of the Friendly Islands, which had opposed the amendment, asked the King to veto it.

One of them, which appeared to have been introduced from Erronan, is nearly, if not exactly, the same with that of the Friendly Islands.

On the 17th of July, our commander took his final leave of the Friendly Islands, and resumed his voyage.

'In the Friendly Islands,' I said.

He named them the Friendly Islands and returned on his third voyage in Apri l-July 1777.