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Petition Against the Annexation of Hawaii
Petition Against the Annexation of Hawaii 1897
Report of L.A. Thurston on the Anti-Annexation Petition
Report of L.A. Thurston on the Anti-Annexation Petition 3/4/1898
Memorial of Lilia K. Aholo, Secretary in Chief of Women
Memorial of Lilia K. Aholo, Secretary in Chief of Women's Patriotic League of the Hawaiian Islands 12/9/1897
Joint Resolution to Provide for Annexing the Hawaiian Islands to the United States
Joint Resolution to Provide for Annexing the Hawaiian Islands to the United States 7/7/1898
Letter from Queen Lili
Letter from Queen Lili'uokalani to the House of Representatives 12/19/1898
A Good Plan for the New Year, Uncle Sam
A Good Plan for the New Year, Uncle Sam 12/30/1898
Girls Packing Pineapple into Cans
Girls Packing Pineapple into Cans 11/20/1928
Presidential Proclamation Admitting the State of Hawaii
Presidential Proclamation Admitting the State of Hawaii 8/25/1959
Aerial View Of Abandoned Fish Pond
Aerial View Of Abandoned Fish Pond 11/1973
Sunset over Maui
Sunset over Maui 11/1973
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