Chronology of events ranging from 1826-1993 in Hawaiʻi relevant to sovereignty and its relationship to foreign countries–particularly the U.S. Includes a paper about William Cornelius Shipman and Jane Stobie Shipman.

Contains testimony on HR 1944 outlining the colonial takeover of Hawaiʻi, detailing historical events and excerpts from documents that illustrate the exploitation of Native Hawaiians and the transfer of land to non-Hawaiians through the Great Mahele of 1848 and subsequent legislation.

Contains a report proposing a land-tenure system that protects from alienation, and upholds land rights and indigenous control.

Contains a report detailing contemporary issues in Polynesia, namely French Polynesia, American Samoa, Western Samoa, The Cook Islands, The Kingdom of Tonga, Aotearoa, and Hawai'i. Includes the first two pages of an introduction to "Crucial Issues For Polynesians Today."

Contains a report on the history of Crown Lands in Hawaiʻi including handwritten notes by Marion Kelly. Additionally contains a pie chart illustration on Land Divisions of the Great Mahele of 1848 and the Kuleana Act of 1850, two informational summaries of ceded lands in Hawaiʻi, and a supplementary article detailing the The Great Mahele. [NOTE: The supplementary article mentioned does not include an author].

Consists of information on Molokaʻi as being a special island, its Population, its Knowledge Systems attributed to Kupuna, Education and the Hawaiian Language, Education and Hawaiian History, Hawaiians and the Land, Hula Dancing and Chanting, Canoe Paddling, Quilt Designs, Medicine and Herbs, and References.

Consists of a report prepared for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers covering various aspects of Makua Valley, including its setting, legends, historical periods, military occupation, and recommendations for land-use impact assessment. The report delves into topics such as Kuleana Land, Ranching History, Makua Valley Gardens, Railroad, Protestant Church, Military Activities' Impacts, and Public Access Limitations. Includes an appendix, figures, and handwritten notes.

Contains a report detailing the background of Republican control of Hawaiʻi, the disenfranchisement of Native Hawaiians by the 1887 Bayonet Constitution, foreign takeover of Hawaiʻi with support of American troops, how Democrats took control of the Legislature in 1954, the Hawaiʻi Democratic Party today, and a discussion on the need for Democrats to bring sovereignty back to Hawaiʻi. Includes a copy of a newspaper article and hand-written notes of Marion Kelly.

Contains a brief speech describing the agricultural lifestyle dynamics from which Native Hawaiians lived by, and challenging the ownership of land which disrupted the sustainability nurtured by Hawaiians.

Consists of a lecture given at the Church of the Crossroads regarding Early Mission Impact on Hawaiians and their Culture. Two copies are kept because one includes resources, as well as a difference in language.

Contains a speech given at the Church of the Crossroads discussing the impacts of missionary and foreign invasion into Hawaiʻiʻs society.