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• Table of Contents
  • Front Matter
  • Preface
  • Contents
  • Preliminary
  • The Foreign Mission School 1816-1826
  • Early History of the Mission 1820-1823
  • Condition of the People
  • Incipient Measures
  • Keopuolani - 1823
  • The King's Visit to England 1823-1825
  • The Ruler's Christianized 1824-1828
  • Opposition from Foreigners 1825-1827
  • Kalanimoku and Namahana 1827-1829
  • Gradual Extension of Christian Knowledge 1826-1828
  • Embarrassments of the Government 1829-1831
  • Christian Influences 1829-1835
  • Life, Death and Character of Kaahumanu 1831-1832
  • Unfavorable Influences on the Government 1832-1834
  • Preparations for the Great Awakening 1833-1837
  • Preparations for the Great Awakening 1830-1839
  • The Great Awakening 1836-1838
  • Results of the Great Awakening 1838-1841
  • A Papal Invasion - School for Young Chiefs 1839
  • Remarkable Growth of the Churches 1825-1870
  • Growth of Civil Government 1838-1842
  • Kapiolani, Heroine of the Volcano 1841
  • National Calamities Overruled 1842-1846
  • Bartimeus, The Blind Preacher 1843
  • Church and House Building
  • Memorials of Deceased Missionaries 1843-1849
  • Measures with a View to Closing the Mission 1848-1851
  • A Census - Marquesas Mission - Oahu College 1850-1853
  • Death of Kamehameha III - Accession of Kamehameha IV
  • Indications of Progress 1857-1862
  • A General Rivival of Religion 1860-1861
  • Reconstruction of the Christian Community 1863
  • Events Prosperous and Adverse 1862-1870
  • Notices of Persons - Hawaiian Foreign Missions 1867-1868
  • Results 1870
  • The Sandwich Islands Evangelized 1870
  • The Jubilee 1870
  • The Missionaries
  • Catalogue of Publications
  • Index

History of the Sandwich Islands Mission - Anderson, Rufus