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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Stran 4
... nearly equidistant from the coasts of America and Japan , and that a radius from its centre would touch in succession the shores of central America , the north - west States , the Russian territory , the Aleu- tian Archipelago , Japan ...
... nearly equidistant from the coasts of America and Japan , and that a radius from its centre would touch in succession the shores of central America , the north - west States , the Russian territory , the Aleu- tian Archipelago , Japan ...
Stran 6
... nearly equal altitude , viz . 14,000 feet . On the side of the latter mountain is situated the great volcanic crater Kilauea . Next in position to Hawaii , is the island of Maui , with an area of 620 miles , and having in its ...
... nearly equal altitude , viz . 14,000 feet . On the side of the latter mountain is situated the great volcanic crater Kilauea . Next in position to Hawaii , is the island of Maui , with an area of 620 miles , and having in its ...
Stran 22
... nearly three years , 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 ...
... nearly three years , 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 ...
Stran 27
... that occasion the stream of lava which flowed from the volcano filled up a bay nearly twenty miles long , and formed a head- land , which runs out three or four miles into the ocean . Adjoining this pit was a much smaller one , from.
... that occasion the stream of lava which flowed from the volcano filled up a bay nearly twenty miles long , and formed a head- land , which runs out three or four miles into the ocean . Adjoining this pit was a much smaller one , from.
Stran 31
... nearly with our own - June being the warmest month , January the coldest . Honolulu , La- haina , and some other places on the shores , are , from their genial climate , eminently serviceable to invalids suffering from pulmonary ...
... nearly with our own - June being the warmest month , January the coldest . Honolulu , La- haina , and some other places on the shores , are , from their genial climate , eminently serviceable to invalids suffering from pulmonary ...
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