Hawaiian Historical Society Reprints (1787, 1788, And 1789)

Journey back in time to the early days of Hawaiian history with this fascinating collection of reprints compiled by John Meares. Spanning the years 1787-1789, these articles offer a rare glimpse into the customs, beliefs, and practices of the Hawaiian people, as well as the early interactions between Europeans and the Hawaiian islands.
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