Hawaii: the Past, Present, and Future of Its Island-kingdom: An Historical Account of the Sandwich Islands (Polynesia)Longmans, Green, and Company, 1866 - 523 strani |
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... CONSUL - GENERAL ETC. WITH A PREFACE BY THE BISHOP OF OXFORD . Cascade in the Waialua Valley . SECOND EDITION , REVISED AND CONTINUED . LONDON : LONGMANS , GREEN , AND CO . * LIBRARY LONDON PRINTED BY SPOTTISWOODE AND CO . NEW. 1866 .
... CONSUL - GENERAL ETC. WITH A PREFACE BY THE BISHOP OF OXFORD . Cascade in the Waialua Valley . SECOND EDITION , REVISED AND CONTINUED . LONDON : LONGMANS , GREEN , AND CO . * LIBRARY LONDON PRINTED BY SPOTTISWOODE AND CO . NEW. 1866 .
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... continued in a state of agitation for two days and nights , causing the plants to tremble , and producing in human beings a sensation of nausea . Forty or fifty shocks occurred in the space of eight days . In 1841 , an earthquake more ...
... continued in a state of agitation for two days and nights , causing the plants to tremble , and producing in human beings a sensation of nausea . Forty or fifty shocks occurred in the space of eight days . In 1841 , an earthquake more ...
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... continued for about twenty hours , gradually diminish- ing , and then ceased . Their effects in the other islands were more disastrous than at Oahu . On the windward side the phenomena were increased by the trade wind and the tides ...
... continued for about twenty hours , gradually diminish- ing , and then ceased . Their effects in the other islands were more disastrous than at Oahu . On the windward side the phenomena were increased by the trade wind and the tides ...
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... the volcano continued in a state of more than usual energy . Rivers of lava rolled downwards , through the forest , and over precipices , destroying the native ERUPTION OF 1859 . 3835 23 kalo grounds , and 22 HAWAIIAN ISLANDS .
... the volcano continued in a state of more than usual energy . Rivers of lava rolled downwards , through the forest , and over precipices , destroying the native ERUPTION OF 1859 . 3835 23 kalo grounds , and 22 HAWAIIAN ISLANDS .
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... continued in unabated activity . Among its results , it produced a drought in the district of North Kona , all the wells there having become dry . When Mr. Ellis * visited Kilauea in 1823 , he and his companions observed fifty - one ...
... continued in unabated activity . Among its results , it produced a drought in the district of North Kona , all the wells there having become dry . When Mr. Ellis * visited Kilauea in 1823 , he and his companions observed fifty - one ...
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