PART ONE
Chapter Four
1820s-1840s
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I. ’Ōpūkahaʻia, a “Heathen Youth,” Spends Time in Andover and Inspires American Board
II. The American Board Dispatches Its First Hawai’ian Missionaries
III. The Missionaries Mind the Hawai’ians’ P’s and Q’s, But Not Necessarily Their Own
IV. At Home, All Roads, at Least for Indigenous People, Lead to a Trail of Tears