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CHAPTER 12. Hawaii Seeks Leadership of Pacific Islands

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Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter I
  2. PUBLISHER'S NOTE V
  3. PREFACE VII
  4. CONTENTS IX
  5. ILLUSTRATIONS XII
  6. THE KALAKAUA DYNASTY
  7. CHAPTER 1. Kalakaua Becomes King 1
  8. CHAPTER 2. Reciprocity: The Dream Comes True 17
  9. CHAPTER 3. Reciprocity and the Hawaiian Economy: The Sugar Industry 46
  10. CHAPTER 4. Reciprocity and the Hawaiian Economy: The Business Community 79
  11. CHAPTER 5. Reciprocity and Hawaii's Population: Immigration from China, Europe, the Pacific Islands 116
  12. CHAPTER 6. Reciprocity and Hawaii's Population: Immigration: Japanese vs. Chinese 142
  13. CHAPTER 7. Politics and Legislation: 1874-1879 186
  14. CHAPTER 8. The Moreno Episode 205
  15. CHAPTER 9. King Around the World 227
  16. CHAPTER 10. New Departures in Hawaiian Politics 246
  17. CHAPTER 11. Election and Legislature of 1886 279
  18. CHAPTER 12. Hawaii Seeks Leadership of Pacific Islands 305
  19. CHAPTER 13. Two Jubilees 340
  20. CHAPTER 14. End of the Gibson Regime 344
  21. CHAPTER 15. The Reciprocity Treaty Attacked, Defended, Renewed 373
  22. CHAPTER 16. Reform Cabinet Versus the King 401
  23. CHAPTER 17. Division and Downfall of the Reform Cabinet 433
  24. CHAPTER 18. "The King is Dead: Long Live the Queen!" 470
  25. CHAPTER 19. A New Sovereign with Problems Old and New 479
  26. CHAPTER 20. Last Year of the Kingdom 523
  27. CHAPTER 21. Revolution 582
  28. References 651
  29. Index 748
The Hawaiian Kingdom—Volume 3
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https://doi.org/10.1515/9780824847357-015

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter I
  2. PUBLISHER'S NOTE V
  3. PREFACE VII
  4. CONTENTS IX
  5. ILLUSTRATIONS XII
  6. THE KALAKAUA DYNASTY
  7. CHAPTER 1. Kalakaua Becomes King 1
  8. CHAPTER 2. Reciprocity: The Dream Comes True 17
  9. CHAPTER 3. Reciprocity and the Hawaiian Economy: The Sugar Industry 46
  10. CHAPTER 4. Reciprocity and the Hawaiian Economy: The Business Community 79
  11. CHAPTER 5. Reciprocity and Hawaii's Population: Immigration from China, Europe, the Pacific Islands 116
  12. CHAPTER 6. Reciprocity and Hawaii's Population: Immigration: Japanese vs. Chinese 142
  13. CHAPTER 7. Politics and Legislation: 1874-1879 186
  14. CHAPTER 8. The Moreno Episode 205
  15. CHAPTER 9. King Around the World 227
  16. CHAPTER 10. New Departures in Hawaiian Politics 246
  17. CHAPTER 11. Election and Legislature of 1886 279
  18. CHAPTER 12. Hawaii Seeks Leadership of Pacific Islands 305
  19. CHAPTER 13. Two Jubilees 340
  20. CHAPTER 14. End of the Gibson Regime 344
  21. CHAPTER 15. The Reciprocity Treaty Attacked, Defended, Renewed 373
  22. CHAPTER 16. Reform Cabinet Versus the King 401
  23. CHAPTER 17. Division and Downfall of the Reform Cabinet 433
  24. CHAPTER 18. "The King is Dead: Long Live the Queen!" 470
  25. CHAPTER 19. A New Sovereign with Problems Old and New 479
  26. CHAPTER 20. Last Year of the Kingdom 523
  27. CHAPTER 21. Revolution 582
  28. References 651
  29. Index 748
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