Difference between revisions of "Template:Nhsc-v1-172"
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purchasing land from bankrupt | purchasing land from bankrupt | ||
natives." | natives." | ||
| − | 83/ Kuykendall, Volume II, p. | + | |
| + | <u>83</u>/ Kuykendall, <u>Volume II</u>, p. | ||
216. | 216. | ||
| − | 84/ Ibid., p. 217. | + | |
| − | 85/ Ibid., p. 22 3. Kuykendall | + | <u>84</u>/ <u>Ibid</u>., p. 217. |
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| + | <u>85</u>/ <u>Ibid</u>., p. 22 3. Kuykendall | ||
ascribes more importance to the | ascribes more importance to the | ||
correspondence of a Captain Reynolds, | correspondence of a Captain Reynolds, | ||
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reciprocity discussions in the | reciprocity discussions in the | ||
kingdom's legislature. | kingdom's legislature. | ||
| − | 86/ Liliuokalani, pp. 20-21. See | + | |
| + | <u>86</u>/ Liliuokalani, pp. 20-21. See | ||
comment by Louis Agard, p. 9, where he | comment by Louis Agard, p. 9, where he | ||
says: "Based on the precedents, the | says: "Based on the precedents, the | ||
| − | + | small band of foreigners acting as the | |
'Committee of Safety' had no authority | 'Committee of Safety' had no authority | ||
to intervene when Queen Liliuokalani | to intervene when Queen Liliuokalani | ||
proposed a new constitution which she | proposed a new constitution which she | ||
later retracted." | later retracted." | ||
| − | 87/ Discussion of Schofield | + | |
| + | <u>87</u>/ Discussion of Schofield | ||
mission inserted as a result of | mission inserted as a result of | ||
comment by Kawaipuna Prejean, p. 5. | comment by Kawaipuna Prejean, p. 5. | ||
| − | 88/ Belknap to Schofield, | + | |
| + | <u>88</u>/ Belknap to Schofield, | ||
confidential, June 24, 1872, War Dept. | confidential, June 24, 1872, War Dept. | ||
| − | Records, quoted in Kuykendall, Volume | + | Records, quoted in Kuykendall, <u>Volume |
| − | + | II</u>, p. 248. | |
| − | 89/ Kuykendall, Volume II, p. 248. | + | |
| + | <u>89</u>/ Kuykendall, <u>Volume II</u>, p. 248. | ||
Kuykendall also speculates on the | Kuykendall also speculates on the | ||
reasons for the mission at that | reasons for the mission at that | ||
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interest of the United States in the | interest of the United States in the | ||
development of steamship lines across | development of steamship lines across | ||
| − | the Pacific" (Ibid., p. 249, | + | the Pacific" (<u>Ibid</u>., p. 249, |
footnote). | footnote). | ||
| − | 90/ Liliuokalani's views on | + | |
| + | <u>90</u>/ Liliuokalani's views on | ||
reciprocity added in response to a | reciprocity added in response to a | ||
| − | comment from Congressman Daniel | + | comment from Congressman Daniel Akaka |
that "it would be interesting to | that "it would be interesting to | ||
review and contrast the comments of | review and contrast the comments of | ||
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Treaty and the motivation of the | Treaty and the motivation of the | ||
planters." | planters." | ||
| − | 91/ Liliuokalani, p. 55. | + | |
| − | 92/ Kuykendall and Day, p. 152. | + | <u>91</u>/ Liliuokalani, p. 55. |
| − | 93/ Ibid., p. 156. | + | |
| − | 94/ Russ, The Hawaiian Revolution, | + | <u>92</u>/ Kuykendall and Day, p. 152. |
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| + | <u>93</u>/ <u>Ibid</u>., p. 156. | ||
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| + | <u>94</u>/ Russ, <u>The Hawaiian Revolution</u>, | ||
p. 12. | p. 12. | ||
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Latest revision as of 13:49, 8 April 2006
ways and means to acquire Hawaii through annexation...Using his inside knowledge of exactly how far the U.S. was willing to go in order to obtain sovereignty over the Native Kingdom, Mr. Spalding later became one of the richest plantation owners in Hawaii by speculating on sugar increases and purchasing land from bankrupt natives."
83/ Kuykendall, Volume II, p. 216.
84/ Ibid., p. 217.
85/ Ibid., p. 22 3. Kuykendall ascribes more importance to the correspondence of a Captain Reynolds, commanding officer of an American warship anchored off Hawaii during reciprocity discussions in the kingdom's legislature.
86/ Liliuokalani, pp. 20-21. See comment by Louis Agard, p. 9, where he says: "Based on the precedents, the small band of foreigners acting as the 'Committee of Safety' had no authority to intervene when Queen Liliuokalani proposed a new constitution which she later retracted."
87/ Discussion of Schofield mission inserted as a result of comment by Kawaipuna Prejean, p. 5.
88/ Belknap to Schofield, confidential, June 24, 1872, War Dept. Records, quoted in Kuykendall, Volume II, p. 248.
89/ Kuykendall, Volume II, p. 248. Kuykendall also speculates on the reasons for the mission at that particular time: "...the only obvious special circumstances that might have called it forth were the strained relations between the United States and Great Britain and the current interest of the United States in the development of steamship lines across the Pacific" (Ibid., p. 249, footnote).
90/ Liliuokalani's views on reciprocity added in response to a comment from Congressman Daniel Akaka that "it would be interesting to review and contrast the comments of Queen Liliuokalani regarding that Treaty and the motivation of the planters."
91/ Liliuokalani, p. 55.
92/ Kuykendall and Day, p. 152.
93/ Ibid., p. 156.
94/ Russ, The Hawaiian Revolution, p. 12.
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