Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents vi
3. Foreword ix
4. Preface xi
5. Part I. What Shall Be Done? (1866–1883)
6. 1. Perhaps They Are Just Left There: The First Twelve People Arrive At Kalawao 3
7. 2. The Thoughts Of The Hawaiian Family Have Been Aroused Two Cultural Responses To Leprosy 15
8. 3. Not Of The Hawaiian Culture: The Onset Of Starvation And Political Activism 27
9. 4. Siloam’S Healing Pool: Early Leadership At Kalawao 41
10. 5. Misfortune And Great Sorrow Has Beset Me: William Humphreys Uwelealea 53
11. 6. With Heaviness Of Mind: Jonathan Hawaii Napela 63
12. 7. His Dying Words Were “A Little Poi”: Peter Young Kaeo 73
13. 8. You Could Not Wish For Better People: The Arrival Of Father Damien 87
14. 9. Steaming Hot Coffee: Ambrose Kanewalii Hutchison 101
15. 10. Damien With The Sparkling Eyes: Music, Kindness, Celebration 115
16. 11. A Different Circle: Mother Marianne Cope And The Sisters Of St. Francis 127
17. Part II. What Is Proper And Just? (1884–1901)
18. 12. “Kaumaha Nohoi” (Deep Sorrow): Queen Kapiolani Visits Kalaupapa 141
19. 13. Indignity Keenly Felt By All: Experience In The Lahaina Prison 153
20. 14. I Am Not Guilty: Keanu And Dr. Arning 161
21. 15. “We Will Take Care Of Him”: Father Damien Is Diagnosed With Leprosy 169
22. 16. Ways That Are A Little Exceptional: Joseph Dutton And Father Conrardy 179
23. 17. Seriously Consider What Is Proper And Just: Effects Of The Bayonet Constitution 189
24. 18. Kapoli Brought Flowers: Kapoli Kamakau 199
25. 19. Nunc Dimittis: The Death Of Father Damien 213
26. 20. Unforgotten In Our Hearts: Kaluaikoolau, Piilani, And Kaleimanu 225
27. 21. We, Your Nation Of People, Will Survive: Queen Liliuokalani And The Hawaiian Kingdom 237
28. 22. The Soul Of This Land: Robert Kaaoao And Thomas Nakanaela 251
29. 23. It Is In Your Power To Make All Things Right: The Quest For Self-Government 265
30. Part III. From Generation To Generation (1902–1929)
31. 24. Entitled To Every Consideration: Mr. Mcveigh And Dr. Goodhue 281
32. 25. The Fourth Of July, 1907: Jack And Charmian London Visit Kalaupapa 297
33. 26. No Place To Honor This Man: Elemakule Pa And The Federal Hospital 313
34. 27. We Called It Ohana: The Bishop Home 329
35. 28. “O Makalapua”: The Death Of Mother Marianne 339
36. 29. From Generation To Generation: David Kupele And Ben Pea 347
37. 30. Chaulmoogra Oil—Hawaii’S Message Of Renewed Life: Alice Kamaka And Rosalie Blaisdell 363
38. 31. A Blending Of Souls: Tandy Mackenzie, Adeline Bolster, And Maria Von Trapp 373
39. 32. Every Night We Have Music: John Cambra, Kenso Seki, And The Baldwin Home 381
40. 33. The Suffering Was On Both Sides Of The Fence: “Fence-Jumping” At Kalihi Hospital 393
41. Part IV. A Time Of Evolution (1930–1945)
42. 34. A Union Of Cooperation: Wilhelmina Cooke Carlson And Minerva Ramos 405
43. 35. Another Good Man: The Memoirs Of Ambrose Hutchison 413
44. 36. Suddenly The Whole World Changed: Twenty Stories Of Separation 425
45. 37. So Friendly: Pearl Harbor And Life At Kalaupapa 437
46. Part V. To See This Place Stay Sacred (1946–Present)
47. 38. Always This Line Of Separation: A Cure, Barriers, And Lawrence Judd 455
48. 39. Courage And Refusal To Quit: Richard Marks And The End Of The Isolation Policy 471
49. 40. A Quest For Dignity: Bernard K. Punikai‘A And Hale Mohalu 485
50. 41. “My Name Is Olivia”: Kalaupapa’S First Author 495
51. 42. To See This Place Stay Sacred: The Education And Inspiration Of Present And Future Generations 503
52. 43. Changed In One Day: The Restoration Of Family Ties 515
53. Acknowledgments 535
54. Notes Bibliography 541
55. Index Of Names 565
56. Index Of Subjects 573
57. About The Author 577