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"Vailima Letters" is a compilation of letters written by Robert Louis Stevenson during his time in Samoa, particularly from his home in Vailima, where he lived from 1890 until his death in 1894. The letters are addressed to various friends and family members and provide a personal glimpse into Stevenson's life, thoughts, and experiences in the South Pacific.In these letters, Stevenson discusses a wide range of topics, including the beauty of the Samoan landscape, the local culture and customs, his health struggles, and his literary work. He also reflects on broader themes such as colonialism, the complexities of human relationships, and his philosophical musings on life and mortality.