Having associated much, while a boy, with foreigners, he continued to the last to be fond of their company. Without his personal influence, the law to allow them to hold lands in fee simple could never have been enacted; neither could conflicting claims to land have been settled and registered by that most useful institution, the Board of Land Commissioners.
It is hardly possible to conceive any King more generally beloved than was Kamehameha III; more universally obeyed, or more completely sovereign in the essential respect of independent sovereignty, that of governing his subjects free from any influence or control coming from beyond the limits of his own jurisdiction. Kamehameha Schools Press.
Follow Peter T Young on Facebook. Follow Peter T Young on Blogger. Kauikeaouli was not himself much interested in the new religion brought by the missionaries. This meant that Alexander would be successor king, instead of older brother Lot. With all the latest technology they could put all of this to bed. Who did who and who belongs to who. Yes he really wasnt interested in the missionaries religion and in his later years went back to his own.
He wanted to keep and leave his bloodline royal and mated with his daughter Kamamalu to beget Wehiwehiokealiiokalaniokamamalu my great grandma. His family was asked if he had written his book but was told no. Of course, his family would not have wanted his book out because it would give validity to the real royalty. The Polynesian, Having associated much, while a boy, with foreigners, he continued to the last to be fond of their company.
At a a. He gave us a Constitution and fixed laws; he secured the people in the title to their lands, and removed the last chain of oppression. He gave them a voice in his councils and in the making of the laws by which they are governed. He was a great national benefactor, and has left the impress of his mild and amiable disposition on the age for which he was born.
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