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Frontmatter -- CONTENTS -- LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS -- ACKNOWLEDGMENTS -- A NOTE ON LANGUAGE AND TERMINOLOGY -- ONE Introduction -- PART ONE: ENCOUNTERS IN A CONTACT ZONE: NEW ENGLAND MISSIONARIES, LAWYERS, AND THE APPROPRIATION OF ANGLO-AMERICAN LAW, 1820-1852 -- TWO The Process of Legal Transformation -- THREE The First Transition: Religious Law -- FOUR The Second Transition: Secular Law -- PART TWO: LOCAL PRACTICES OF POLICING AND JUDGING IN HILO, HAWAI'I -- FIVE The Social History of a Plantation Town -- SIX Judges and Caseloads in Hilo -- SEVEN Protest and the Law on the Hilo Sugar Plantations -- EIGHT Sexuality, Marriage, and the Management of the Body -- NINE Conclusions -- APPENDIXES -- NOTES -- REFERENCES -- INDEX
In: Princeton studies in culture, power, history
In: Princeton studies in culture/power/history
A note on language and terminology --Part 1:Encounters in a contact zone : New England missionaries, lawyers, and the appropriation of Ango-American law, 1820-1852.The process of legal transformation ;The first transition : religious law ;The second transition : secular law --Part 2:Local practices of policing and judging in Hilo, Hawai'i.The social history of a planation town ;Judges and caseloads in Hilo ;Protest and the law on the Hilo Sugar Planation ;Sexuality, marriage, and the management of the body --Conclusion --Appendixes. A.Cases from Hilo District Court ;B.Accompanying tables.
In: Princeton studies in culture, power, history
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