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Hawaiian Republic And Its Struggle to Win Annexation

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Russ, William A., Jr., King, Pauline N.

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Publisher: Susquehanna University Press Summary: Russ follows the story of the revolution that ended the sovereignty of the Kingdom of the Hawaiian Islands. The book chronicles how the government leaders established a stable nation and maintained a semblance of democracy to convince the United States that Hawaii was worthy of joining the Union.
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Russ follows the story of the revolution that ended the sovereignty of the Kingdom of the Hawaiian Islands. The book chronicles how the government leaders established a stable nation and maintained a semblance of democracy to convince the United States that Hawaii was worthy of joining the Union.

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