Browse Items (11791 total)

A lengthy letter in response to Kauikeaouli’s explanation of the Roman Catholic issue to John Jones. Jones refutes and protests many of Kauikeaouli’s claims. Jones claims his interest is strictly to uphold his duties and consul and represent the…

Kauikeaouli's response to John Jones with regards to the Roman Catholic priests being forced upon the Clementine. Kauikeaouli explains events that led up to the present issue, and expresses his disapproval of the Roman Catholic religion in the…

Jones writes Kauikeaouli with regards to his protest of forcing two Roman Catholic priests aboard the Clementine.

A letter from United States consul John Jones to Kauikeaouli concerning the complaint of an American citizen (Mr. William French) with regards to the seizure of the Brig Clementine. This file includes responses from Kauikeaouli, and letters between…

Kauikeaouli expresses his devotion to the word of God. Haleki‘i also expresses his appreciation and devotion to the word of God.

A letter from Ka‘ahumanu to Mr. and Mrs. Loomis requesting copies of the scriptures.

Statements of Hoapili Wahine, Hoapilikāne, Harriet Nahiʻenaʻena and Michael Kekauonohi regarding the sale of Leoiki, a Hawaiian woman, to Captain Buckle.

A letter from Hoapilikane to Kaahumanu reporting about an incident in Maui regarding Capt. Clark taking women on board his ship for the purpose of prostitution.

Boki writes about a conversation he has with a “chief of the man a war” in which the “chief” expresses his objection towards the prostitution law.

A note containing a letter published in the Quarterly Review and supposedly written by Boki to friends in England describing the conduct of American Missionaries in Hawai‘i.