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ELEVEN. Resource Policy

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Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Contents v
  3. Acknowledgments ix
  4. Abbreviations xi
  5. Introduction 1
  6. ONE. Waves of Influence 12
  7. TWO. Sugar’s Ecology 36
  8. THREE. Four Families 52
  9. FOUR. Five Companies 81
  10. FIVE. Agricultural Landscapes 103
  11. SIX. Plantation Centers 123
  12. SEVEN. Sugar’s Industrial Complex 145
  13. EIGHT. Plantation Community 170
  14. NINE. An Island Tour 1930s 201
  15. TEN. Planters Organize 220
  16. ELEVEN. Resource Policy 249
  17. Conclusion Sugar’s End 275
  18. appendix 1. Vegetation Zones 283
  19. appendix 2. Sugar Crop Acreage, Yield, Production, and Employment, 1836–1960 285
  20. appendix 3. Major Sugarcane Producers in the Pacific and North American Markets, 1880–1940 287
  21. appendix 4. Missionary Land Purchases of Government/Crown Lands, 1850–1866 289
  22. appendix 5. Intermarriage of Second-Generation Missionary Families 292
  23. appendix 5. Intermarriage of Second-Generation Missionary Families 293
  24. appendix 7. Subsidiary Companies Organized, 1880–1910 295
  25. appendix 9. Major Water Development Projects 298
  26. appendix 10. Crown and Government Lands Leased for Sugarcane 301
  27. appendix 11. Ranches in 1930 306
  28. Notes 311
  29. References 353
  30. Index 367
  31. About the Author 379
Sovereign Sugar
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https://doi.org/10.1515/9780824840242-014

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Contents v
  3. Acknowledgments ix
  4. Abbreviations xi
  5. Introduction 1
  6. ONE. Waves of Influence 12
  7. TWO. Sugar’s Ecology 36
  8. THREE. Four Families 52
  9. FOUR. Five Companies 81
  10. FIVE. Agricultural Landscapes 103
  11. SIX. Plantation Centers 123
  12. SEVEN. Sugar’s Industrial Complex 145
  13. EIGHT. Plantation Community 170
  14. NINE. An Island Tour 1930s 201
  15. TEN. Planters Organize 220
  16. ELEVEN. Resource Policy 249
  17. Conclusion Sugar’s End 275
  18. appendix 1. Vegetation Zones 283
  19. appendix 2. Sugar Crop Acreage, Yield, Production, and Employment, 1836–1960 285
  20. appendix 3. Major Sugarcane Producers in the Pacific and North American Markets, 1880–1940 287
  21. appendix 4. Missionary Land Purchases of Government/Crown Lands, 1850–1866 289
  22. appendix 5. Intermarriage of Second-Generation Missionary Families 292
  23. appendix 5. Intermarriage of Second-Generation Missionary Families 293
  24. appendix 7. Subsidiary Companies Organized, 1880–1910 295
  25. appendix 9. Major Water Development Projects 298
  26. appendix 10. Crown and Government Lands Leased for Sugarcane 301
  27. appendix 11. Ranches in 1930 306
  28. Notes 311
  29. References 353
  30. Index 367
  31. About the Author 379
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