uncertainty, effect on native society, mission income from, U.S. reciprocity and, U.S. Civil War and, environmental impact, labor required, Japanaese immigration and, missionary criticism, political ramifications of, California refining and, Chinese immigration and, ultimate effect on government predcted, after reciprocity, irrigation, Pearl Harbor and, effect of McKinley tariff, irrelevance to coup, Wilson Act and
Sulphur , HMS
Sun De-Zhang
Sun Mei, see Sun De-Zhang
Sun Yat-Sen
Synge, William W. F.
Tahiti
Tamoree, George, see Kaumual‘i, Prince George
Tasmanian , RMS
Taylor, Pres. Zachary
Tenedos , HMS
Ten Eyck, Anthony
Tennyson, Alfred, Lord
Thaddeus (ship)
Thames (ship)
Thespian Theater
Thomas, Adm. Richard
Thornton, Sir Edward
Thurston, Asa
Thurston, Lorrin Andrews, begins subversion, Bayonet Constitution and, in Washington, overthrow and, provisional government and, attempts to discredit Ku‘e Petitions, later years, Jack London and
Thurston, Lucy
Tong Yee
Triumph (ship)
Trollope, Anthony
Tromelin, Adm. Legoarant de
Tracy, Benjamin
Trousseau, Dr. George
Tucker, Dr. S. G.
Turpie, Sen. David
Turner, Frederick Jackson
Tuscarora , USS
Twain, Mark, see Clemens, Samuel
Umberto I, King
Valparaiso
Vancouver, Capt. George
Varigny, Charles
Veuster, Fr. Damien
Victoria, Queen, hosts Queen Emma, Golden Jubilee
Vincennes , USS
Vixen , HMS
Waianae
Waikahalulu
Waikiki
Wailuku
Waimea (Hawai‘i)
Waimea (Kaua‘i)
Waipi‘o
Walker, J. S.
Walsh, Fr. Arsenius
Ward, Mary
Washington Place
Waterwitch (ship)
Waverly (ship)
Webster, Daniel
Whalers & whaling, U.S. Civil War and, economic impact
Whitney, Henry M.
Whitney, Samuel & Mercy
Wilhelm, Crown Prince of Prussia
Wilcox, Robert William
Wilkes, Capt. Charles
Wilkinson, John
Willis, Albert
Wilson Act
Wilson, Charles B.
Winship, Capt. Nathan,
Wiltse, Capt. G. C.
Wodehouse, James
Wolf, Gertrude
World War II
Wyllie, Robert Crichton, background, enmity of Dillon, irks missionaries, enmity of Perrin, baptized, neutrality in U.S. Civil War, death
Yale University
Yashima , HIJMS
Yokohama
Young, Brigham
Young, Jane Lahilahi
Young, John
Young, Lieut. Lucien
Young Hawaiians
A LSO BY J AMES L. H ALEY
FICTION
Final Refuge
The Lions of Tsavo
The Kings of San Carlos
NONFICTION
The Texas Supreme Court: A Narrative History, 1836–1986
Burleson Century
Wolf: The Lives of Jack London
Passionate Nation: The Epic History of Texas
Stephen F. Austin and the Founding of Texas
Sam Houston
Texas: From Spindletop Through World War II
Most Excellent Sir: Letters Received by Sam Houston, President of the Republic of Texas, at Columbia, 1836–1837
Texas: An Album of History
Apaches: A History and Culture Portrait
The Buffalo War: The History of the Red River Indian Uprising of 1874
About the Author
An independent scholar, JAMES L. HALEY is the author of fourteen books, including award-winning volumes of Texas history. Among them are Passionate Nation: The Epic History of Texas and Sam Houston , winner of nine historical and literary awards. Haley’s Wolf: The Lives of Jack London won the Western Writers of America’s Spur Award for Best Biography. He has also written several novels.
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