Who owns the Crown lands of Hawaii?
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Honolulu :
University of Hawaii Press,
c2008.
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Table of Contents:
- Land tenure at the eve of Western contact
- Before the Mahele
- The Mahele
- The government lands
- The transfer of lands from Kauikeaouli to Alexander Liholiho (1854-55)
- The passing of Alexander Liholiho (1863)
- In the matter of the estate of his Majesty Kamehameha IV (1864)
- The 1865 statute making the Crown lands inalienable
- The ascension of William Charles Lunalilo to the throne (1872)
- The transition between the Kamehameha line and Kaläkaua's Keawe-a-heulu line
- Claus Spreckels, Princess Ruth Keelikolani, and the claim to a half
- Interest in the Crown lands
- The inalienable Crown lands (1865-93)
- 1887 Bayonet Constitution and the Reciprocity/Pearl-Harbor Treaty : preludes to overthrow
- Population, voting and citizenship in the Kingdom of Hawaii
- The 1893 overthrow of the kingdom
- The Republic of Hawaii (1894-98)
- The 1895 Land Act
- Annexation by the United States (1898)
- The Crown lands during the territorial period (1898-1959)
- Liliuokalani v. United States (1910)
- The Hawaiian homes Commission Act (1921)
- Statehood (1959-present)
- The painful irony of Rice v. Cayetano (2000)
- The Kamehameha schools
- The other Alii trusts
- The British crown lands
- Claims of Alii descendants
- Summary and conclusions.