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Te Ika a Maui ; or, New Zealand and its inhabitants : illustrating the origin, manners, customs, mythology, religion, rites, songs, proverbs, fables, and language of the natives : together with the geology, natural history, productions, and climate of the country, its state as regards Christianity...Columbia UniversityText
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Hawaii's American-Japanese problem; a campaign to remove causes of friction between the American people and Japanese. Report of first year's campaign, January to December, 1921Columbia UniversityText Hawaiʻi
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Father Damien; a journey from Cashmere to his home in HawaiiColumbia UniversityText
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The Japanese in Hawaii; a statistical study bearing on the future number and voting strength and on the economic and social character of the Hawaiian JapaneseColumbia UniversityText Hawaiʻi
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The climate, diseases and materia medica of the Hawaiian IslandsColumbia UniversityText Hawaiʻi
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Two sermons preached in Westminster Abbey and the temporary cathedral of HonoluluColumbia UniversityText
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The situation in Hawaii, October, 1902Columbia UniversityText Hawaiʻi
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Conference on Resources for Research on Southeast Asia; summary reportColumbia UniversityText
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Enlarging Hawaii's net income taxColumbia UniversityText Hawaiʻi
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A jubilee sermon preached in the Bethel, Honolulu, Dec. 2d, 1883Columbia UniversityText
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Statement submitted to the U.S. Senate committee on Pacific islands and Porto Rico, on behalf of Bernice P. Bishop estate and the Bernice P. Bishop museum of Honolulu, territory of HawaiiColumbia UniversityText
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A pastoral address, by the Right Reverend the Bishop of Honolulu, delivered in his church on New Year's day, 1865, in reply to certain mis-statements in a recent report of the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions (Presbyterians and Congregrationalists.) Published at the request of the congregration, with notes and an appendix, containing some animadversions on the new work of Rev. Dr. Anderson, entitled "The Hawaiian islands."Columbia UniversityText Hawaiʻi
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