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Lauaki Namulauʻulu Mamoe
Lauaki Namulauʻulu Mamoe was a Samoan orator chief from Savaiʻi, influential in the islands' politics from the late 19th century. In 1908 and 1909 he led the Mau a Pule, a movement of Savaiʻi chiefs opposing the German governor Wilhelm Solf's changes to Samoan government. Solf called in warships, and in 1909 Lauaki and his supporters were exiled to Saipan; he died in 1915 on the way home.
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