The Transformation of Hawaii : How American Missionaries Gave a Christian Nation to the World
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The request was granted and an effort made to enforce the laws in regard to it.
All attempts at reform, however, were bitterly opposed by foreigners who persisted in flooding the islands with liquor, regardless of the wishes of rulers and people. Those who refused to drink were ridiculed and tempted in every possi- ble way. It is said that certain foreigners, among them a British consul, even went so far as to in- vite reformed drunkards to their homes and give them liquor disguised in strong c...offee, when their downfall could be accomplished in no other way.
92 VIII The Story of Kapiolani Bana O Daniela (Daniel's Band) " Dare to be a Daniel." 1. Mele, e na hoa e No ka Bana lai, Bana o Daniela nei, Ka Bana Inuwai.
Chorus,^Az, me Daniela, Aa e kupaa e; Paio no ka Bana nei, Bana Inuwai.
2. Ala, ala, e na lii, Me na luna e, Hui me ka Bana nei, Ka Bana Inuwai. — Cho, 94 VIII THE STORY OF KAPIOLANI The most famous of all Hawaiian converts was the high chief ess Kapiolani, the descendant of a long line of kings and ruler in her own right of a large district in southern Hawaii.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The request was granted and an effort made to enforce the laws in regard to it.
All attempts at reform, however, were bitterly opposed by foreigners who persisted in flooding the islands with liquor, regardless of the wishes of rulers and people. Those who refused to drink were ridiculed and tempted in every possi- ble way. It is said that certain foreigners, among them a British consul, even went so far as to in- vite reformed drunkards to their homes and give them liquor disguised in strong c...offee, when their downfall could be accomplished in no other way.
92 VIII The Story of Kapiolani Bana O Daniela (Daniel's Band) " Dare to be a Daniel." 1. Mele, e na hoa e No ka Bana lai, Bana o Daniela nei, Ka Bana Inuwai.
Chorus,^Az, me Daniela, Aa e kupaa e; Paio no ka Bana nei, Bana Inuwai.
2. Ala, ala, e na lii, Me na luna e, Hui me ka Bana nei, Ka Bana Inuwai. — Cho, 94 VIII THE STORY OF KAPIOLANI The most famous of all Hawaiian converts was the high chief ess Kapiolani, the descendant of a long line of kings and ruler in her own right of a large district in southern Hawaii.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Belle M Belle Marvel Brain to read onlineMoreLess
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