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Kanawai E Ho'opau I Na Hula Kuolo Hawai'i: the Political Economy of Banning the Hula
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  • 2013The Myth of the Lazy Native197 cited
  • 1992Ruling chiefs of Hawaii123 cited
  • 1993Hawaii: Islands under the Influence119 cited
  • 1996Shaping History: The Role of Newspapers in Hawai'I44 cited
  • 1980Hula, historical perspectives11 cited

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