A historical examination of Hawaii and U.S. policy in the Islands.
This book analyzes how American relations with Hawaii evolved through political upheaval, reforms, and evolving governance in the late 19th century.
The text frames the scope by looking at official acts, correspondence, and the conduct of government in Honolulu. It discusses how Hawaii became a constitutional monarchy, the structure of its judiciary and legislature, and the role of the king. The discussion also reflects on the influence of missionaries, modernization, and the social changes that accompanied the shift from old royal authority to a more modern political system.
Ideal for readers of history, diplomacy, and the story of Hawaii’s constitutional evolution and its place in 19th‑century American foreign relations.
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