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Contains two reports on problems with early descriptions of Hawaiian culture. [NOTE: Both reports have the same title and subject, but contain different text].

Overview "Contains testimony outlining the historical relationship between Native Hawaiians and their land, emphasizing the consequences of land policies such as the Mahele of 1848 and the Kuleana Act of 1850, which resulted in land concentration and dispossession due to foreign influence. IMPORTANT* – There are three copies of the Testimony to the U.S. Senate Commission on Energy and Natural Resources hearing in Hawaiʻi on the Report of the Native Hawaiians Study Commission (1984), one...

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Contains the notes and comments per Marion Kellyʻs review of "The Shaping of Modern Hawaiian History." Includes correspondence and a draft copy of "The Shaping of Hawaiian History."

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"Contains testimony supporting SB 1037, which aimed to preserve Molokai’s heritage, educate residents about their history, and empower Hawaiian youth by funding the restoration of the R.W. Meyer Sugar Mill, and the creation of a museum and cultural center.

IMPORTANT* – Includes hand written notes separate from the three testimonies. Also includes hand written notes on the back of one of the testimonies dated 2/25/87."

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Contains a numbered list of descriptions regarding content in a slideshow of sites at Ka Lae, Kaʻū, Hawaiʻi. [NOTE: Includes hand written notes].

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Contains a report discussing the descriptions of Hawaiian culture from early settlers.

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Contains a speech which discusses the role of kapa in Native Hawaiian society.

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Contains a speech given to the AAAS Conference discussing the history of the January 17, 1993 centennial, the fake state plebiscite, the source of "ceded" lands, state control of the sovereignty movement, and deep debt in the "state" of Hawai'i.

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Contains a discussion outline for Marion Kelly's Ethnic Studies 340 course, "Land Tenure Change in Hawai'i." Includes a "Summary of Petitions Written to the Hawaiian Government in 1841-1850," as well as a series of maps spanning Hawai'i to Kaua'i, and another which focuses on the Kāʻū district of Hawaiʻi island.

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Contains a report on European colonization in Tahiti. [NOTE: Two copies are kept because one contains annotations].

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Contains a speech given at the Hawaiian Historical Society regarding the historical events leading up to the grossly disproportionate foreign ownership of lands in Hawaiʻi and how such events make a strong case for cultural genocide under the draft of the Declaration of Rights of Indigenous Peoples. Includes correspondance from the Hawaiian Journal of History and supplemental documents about land history in Hawaiʻi.

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Paper addressed to Summer Session II regarding the invalid Statehood vote of 1959. Additionally discusses regulations set forth by the United Nations in regard to non-self-governing territories and how that impacted the strategic timing of the Statehood vote. [NOTE: Includes one speech given at in Leiden, Netherlands for the European Society for Oceanists Conference, and another with no particular address except, "the people of Hawaiʻi"].