Captive Paradise: A History of Hawaii (63 page)

Pratt, Franklin

Prince Lee Boo
(ship)

Prince of Wales
(ship)

Princess Royal
(ship)

Puna

Punahou School

pu‘u honua

Pu‘ukohola Heiau

Queen Charlotte
(ship)

Quélen, Abbé de

Quinn, William F.

Reform Party

Resolution
, HMS

Reynolds, William

Rice

Rice, William & Mary

Richards, Rev. William, at Nahi‘ena‘ena’s wedding, house bombarded, Punahou School and, Richard Charlton and, resigns from ABCFM, mission to U.S., death

Richardson, John

Ricord, John

Rives, Jean

Rogers, Edmund

Rooke, Dr. Thoms C. B.

Roosevelt, Theodore

Rosenberg, Abraham

Royal Hawaiian Agricultural Society

Royal Hawaiian Band

Royal School, founding of, John Papa ‘I‘i and, disciplinary problems, routine at, naming of, receptions at, closes, Victoria Kamamalu at, Lunalilo at, John William Pitt Kina‘u at

Ruggles, Lucia

Ruggles, Rev. Samuel and Nancy

Rush
, US Cutter

Saint Andrew’s Episcopal Cathedral

Samoa

Samwell, David

Sandalwood, Kamehameha I and, Kamehameha II ends royal monopoly, Boki and,
ali‘i
avidity for

Sandwich Islands Mirror
(newspaper)

San Francisco

San Francisco Morning Call
(newspaper)

Schäffer, Georg Anton

Schofield, Gen. John M.

Seamen’s Bethel

Second Hawaiian Renaissance

Severance, Luther

Seward, William

Short, Patrick

Simpson, Alexander

Simpson, Sir George

Singapore

Skerrett, Adm. John

Slidell, Sen. John

Smith, Marcia

Smith, Walter G.

Smith, William O.

Society Islands

Spreckels, Claus

Spreckels, John

Staley, Bishop Thomas Nettleship

Stevens, John L.

Stevenson, Robert Louis

Stewart, Charles S., on Hawaiian ethnicity, shock at infanticide, on
ali‘i
abuse of commoners,

Stirling, Adm. Yates

Stolz, Bert

Stolz, Louis

Sugar Cane, arrival with first settlers, origins

Sugar Industry, early production on O‘ahu, early production on Kaua‘i, scrip payments, early 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

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The Lions of Tsavo

The Kings of San Carlos

NONFICTION

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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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The Library of Congress has cataloged the print edition as follows:

Haley, James L.

    Captive paradise : the United States and Hawai‘i / James L. Haley.—First edition.

        pages   cm

    Includes bibliographical references and index.

    ISBN 978-0-312-60065-5 (hardcover)

    ISBN 978-1-4668-5550-2 (e-book)

  1.  Hawaii—History.   2.  Hawaii—Annexation to the United States.   I.  Title.

    DU625.H28 2014

    996.9—dc23

2014026108

e-ISBN 9781466855502

First Edition: November 2014