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"The Civil Laws Of The Hawaiian Islands, 1897" presents a comprehensive compilation of the civil laws governing the Hawaiian Islands at the close of the 19th century. This authoritative volume integrates the Civil Code of 1859 with subsequent session laws enacted from 1860 through 1896. Published under governmental authority, the work offers insights into the legal framework that shaped Hawaiian society and governance during a pivotal era in its history.
Researchers, legal scholars, and historians will find this book an invaluable resource for understanding the evolution of Hawaiian law and its historical context. It provides a detailed record of the statutes in force, reflecting the unique legal traditions and influences that defined the Hawaiian Kingdom and its transition into a U.S. territory. The book is essential for anyone studying the legal, political, and social history of Hawaii.
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