title: Aggie Grey: A Samoan Saga
author: Fay Alailima
description: Every traveller in the South Pacific has heard of Aggie Grey and her famous hotel. But few know the real story of this afakasi (part-Samoan) woman, whose father was the son of a well-to-do British merchant in Fiji and whose mother was the daughter of a Samoan chief.
zlib_text: Chief Fa’afetai
  Zion F. Malaki
  
  Tables of Context
  Chapter 1: Page 2: Chief Faafetai 
  discovers a problem
  Chapter 2: Page 5: Arrival of the US
  Chapter 3: Page 8: US Samoan War
  Chapter 4: Page 11: Death of a Maori
  Chapter 5: Page 14: Massacre Bays' Great 
  Massacre
  Chapter 6: Page 17: Surrender for Peace
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  Chapter 1
  Chief Fa’afetai discovers a problem
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  Page 3
  In the county of Tuālāuta on the island of Tutuila, there was a village called Vaitogi, the chief of 
  Vaitogi is Chief Fa’afetai Fogāma'a. One day in Vaitogi went as a normal Sunday, the villagers were at 
  the church, the pastor was saying his prayer. Then at the Fa'amatai Fale, Chief Fa’afetai was reading 
  his bible then a villager ran up to the chief and said there is a canoe ﬂeet with a black, white, and red 
  ﬂag and a bunch of people saying “We are entering the ocean of Samoa” in an unknown language. 
  One day later the ship landed on the shore of Vaitogi, and the captain of the canoe ﬂeet was saying 
  “Hello Samoa, we are the M