The Solomon Islands and Its Inhabitants is a detailed and fascinating study in which the author Henry Braum Guppy tells about the history, culture and life of the indigenous peoples of the Solomon Islands archipelago. The book reveals the uniqueness of these territories, their customs, traditions and the way of life of the inhabitants. The author describes in detail the natural conditions, religious beliefs and social organization of the indigenous peoples of the Solomon Islands, providing a unique perspective on this region. This book is an indispensable source of knowledge for anyone interested in the ethnography and anthropology of the tribes that lived in the Solomon Islands in the 19th century.