PART ONE
Chapter Four
1820s-1840s
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I. ’Ōpūkahaʻia, a “Heathen Youth,” Spends Time in Andover, Inspires the American BoardII. Hawai’i’s First Missionaries, Andover-Trained, Are Dispatched by the American Board
III. New Kinds of “Missionary Machinery” Prove Controversial, Mixed Marriages Even More So
IV. At the End of the Trail of Tears Comes a Conundrum over Indigenous Slaveowners
V. The Slavery Questions Reaches and Roils the Missions in Hawai’i
Chapter Four
1820s-1840s
Click here to read it:
I. ’Ōpūkahaʻia, a “Heathen Youth,” Spends Time in Andover, Inspires the American BoardII. Hawai’i’s First Missionaries, Andover-Trained, Are Dispatched by the American Board
III. New Kinds of “Missionary Machinery” Prove Controversial, Mixed Marriages Even More So
IV. At the End of the Trail of Tears Comes a Conundrum over Indigenous Slaveowners
V. The Slavery Questions Reaches and Roils the Missions in Hawai’i