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The king had asked Richards to send back an American lawyer to help the Kingdom of Hawaii draft a set of formal laws. The mission board, already accused of political meddling, did not think it appropriate to support the effort. Since he could not find any willing to take such a long journey, Richards
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was invited to also sign the agreement, but said he would wait for a treaty that could be ratified by the Senate. The USA appointed a diplomatic commissioner in 1843, but would not officially recognize the Kingdom until 1849. Timothy Haʻalilio's health declined, and he died December 3, 1844, trying
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through Hawaii in February 1842. Sir George had heard from his cousin Alexander Simpson that Charlton argued that Britain should just annex the islands to counter the American domination of the government. Sir George instead favored Hawaiian independence, having seen the advantages of free trade in
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arrived in Honolulu and demanded the release of four women who were accused of prostitution, since there were no written laws. The crew attacked the house of the Prime Minister and the missionaries. Later in 1826 another mob damaged the town of Lahaina, although Richards and his family escaped. In
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and other students at Lahainaluna. After several round of changes by the king and his councilors, it was published June 7, 1839. The declaration was meant to secure property rights for all people. Before then, land could be taken by the king whenever he pleased. However, land could still not be
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evidence. On November 26, 1827, with Queen Regent Kaʻahumanu presiding, Richards was released. Buckle pointed out that the woman named Leoiki had come willingly, and they were now officially married. There were precedents at the time for English of high rank and Americans to marry Hawaiian noble
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Using a coffin in the Royal mausoleum as a desk, Judd prepared letters for Richards and Haʻalilio, secretly sending them out with American merchant James F.B. Marshall. Marshall spread the news in the American press, and met June 4 with fellow Bostonians such as Daniel Webster and
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On June 30, 1843, Marshall arrived with the letters of Judd, while Richards and Haʻalilo were in Paris. Seven days earlier Alexander Simpson had arrived with letters presenting Paulet's case at the British the Foreign office. Paulet claimed that the islands were voluntarily
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replaced Richards as government translator, and continued the American influence on Hawaiian government. Judd resigned from the mission and also became the first Finance minister, effectively one of the most powerful positions in the kingdom.
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By January 1824 the Richards and Stewarts moved back to Honolulu and set up a school with the families there that went both ways: the Americans were taught Hawaiian while Hawaiians (at least the chiefs) were taught English. A standardized
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fired cannon shots over the mission house after its captain Elisha Clarke was arrested for taking four women on board. Richards negotiated the release of Clarke if the women were returned, but the captain sailed off with them.
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Report of the proceedings and evidence in the arbitration between the King and Government of the Hawaiian Islands and Messrs. Ladd & Co., before Messrs. Stephen H. Williams & James F. B. Marshall, arbitrators under
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demanded that Richards be arrested and taken for a libel trial in Honolulu. The story had probably been sensationalized along the way, and many agreed that these were inflammatory charges with only
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Near the end of 1827, word got back to the islands that the 1825 incident with William Buckle had found its way into American newspapers. The papers accused the captain of purchasing a woman for 10
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threatened Richards in front of his wife and children unless they relaxed restrictions on the town. Tensions escalated, and the ship's master William Buckle refused a request to control his crew.
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had just arrived with Tahitian interpreters, and the language was similar enough that they were used for the baptism just before the Queen Mother's death. In December 1823, the young King
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After leaving their children to attend American schools, he and his wife returned March 27, 1838. In July 1838 he resigned from the mission to become government translator to king
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had already sailed to Honolulu and held a ceremony on July 31 turning the country back to Kamehameha III. Finally on November 13, 1843, Lord Aberdeen and the French ambassador
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Meanwhile, Richard Charlton had left Hawaii to return to London, appointing Alexander Simpson to take his place. Charlton had met with officers of the British Pacific fleet in
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A visit to the South Seas, in the U.S. ship Vincennes, during the years 1829 and 1830: with notices of Brazil, Peru, Manilla, the Cape of Good Hope, and St. Helena
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arrived in 1829 Richards received a visit from its ship chaplain, his former colleague Charles Stewart who now worked for the Navy. He would host officers of the
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Sahlins, Jennifer Marshall; Barrere, Dorothy, eds. (1973). "William Richards on Hawaiian Culture and Political Conditions of the Hawaiian Islands in 1841".
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ships had been visiting the port, expecting women to greet the ship and offer themselves to the sailors. In October 1825 the crew of the British whaleship
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supported the building of a stone and wood structure for Richards' church. The Christian church was built adjacent to a pond surrounding an island called
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Hackler, Rhoda E. A. (2008). ""Earnest Persuasion but Not Peremptory Demand:" United States Government Policy toward the Kingdom of Hawaiʻi, 1820–1863".
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in 1848. His wife moved back to New Haven in November 1849 and died October 3, 1861. They had 8 children. Daughter Harriet Keopuolani Richards married
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on November 7, 1847. He was buried at Waineʻe Church among the graves of Hawaiian royalty. His work on a formal land title system was to result in the
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agreed on terms and signed an agreement on November 28. It was a joint declaration, not a treaty, so did not clarify status. Charlton was fired and
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The Sandwich Islands: progress of events since their discovery by Captain Cook. Their occupation by Lord George Paulet. Their value and importance
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Genealogy of the Lyman family, in Great Britain and America: the ancestors and descendants of Richard Lyman, from High Ongar in England, 1631
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In 1825 Richards published a biography of Queen Keōpūolani. Some time in 1825, the Richards moved back to Maui to establish a mission.
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Kashay, Jennifer Fish (2002). ""O That My Mouth Might Be Opened": Missionaries, Gender, and Language in Early 19th-century Hawai'i".
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to return home. Although earlier Richards made it clear he only an advisor and secretary, he was now be making policy decisions.
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Kashay, Jennifer Fish (August 2008). "Competing Imperialisms and Hawaiian Authority: The Cannonading of Lāhainā in 1827".
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The envoys left on July 18, 1842, arriving in Washington, D.C. December 5. Richards looked up his former congressman
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were assigned to investigate opening a school on Maui. The land above the town was donated by Hoapili and called
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was assigned to the Waineʻe Church as the Richards family planned to travel back to the United States.
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MacAllan, Richard (1986). "Sir George Simpson and the Mission for Hawaiian Independence 1840–1843".
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Narrative of the United States' exploring expedition, during the years 1838, 1839, 1840, 1841, 1842
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April 8, 1842, Richards was appointed special envoy to U.S. and Great Britain with native Hawaiian
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Narrative of the United States exploring expedition, during the years 1838, 1839, 1840, 1841, 1842
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Richards got his first hint of trouble reading a Paris newspaper account of how a British frigate
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The British agreed to restore the flag, but continued to negotiate the terms. Meanwhile, Admiral
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himself took on the task. He helped draft a Hawaiian Declaration of Rights with assistance from
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Silverman, Jane L. (1982). "Imposition of a Western Judicial System in the Hawaiian Monarchy".
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Next the councilors and king formalized the system of government for the first time in the
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sailed to England in an attempted state visit, and the government was left in the hands of
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When news of the treaty got back to the islands, November 28 became a holiday known as
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with Richards serving as interpreter for the King. Richards wrote a long letter to
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sense; it was always leased. This became more important as the business of
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On May 28, 1823, he and shipmate Charles Stewart sailed on the Royal Yacht
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would also come to Hawaii to serve as a missionary 9 years later.
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Richards and Haʻalilio then went to London and requested a visit with
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19th Annual Symposium on Maritime Archaeology and History of Hawai'i
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fluently enough for people to understand his sermons. In September
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in 1838, but the letter was quietly filed away. Missionary doctor
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MacAllan, Richard (1966). "Richard Charlton: A Reassessment".
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Relations between the Kingdom of Hawaii and the United States
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and taking her on board his vessel, what would now be called
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On his return in 1845 Richards was appointed to the king's
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List of bilateral treaties signed by the Kingdom of Hawaii
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Flier for 30th anniversary celebration of the 1843 treaty
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Memoir of Keopuolani, late queen of the Sandwich Islands
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Portraits of American Protestant missionaries to Hawaii
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On their way back, the new American Secretary of State
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Creed, Victoria; Hanson, Isaaca (February 17, 2008).
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inside thatched huts. However, he did not speak the
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American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions
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Kingdom of Hawaii
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Andover Seminary
David Belden Lyman

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Lahaina
Maui
Hawaiian language
Queen Mother Keōpūolani
Baptism
William Ellis
Kamehameha II
Queen Regent Kaʻahumanu
Kalanimoku
orthography
Whaling
schooner
USS Dolphin
whaler
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