- Title Pages
- Foreword
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction
-
Chapter One Ida’s Heritage, 1862–1914 -
Chapter Two The Extraordinary Nineteenth Century -
Chapter Three Kawaiaha‘o Seminary -
Chapter Four Ida to the Kingdom, 1890–1892 -
Chapter Five Miss Pope in Charge -
Chapter Six Pilikia -
Chapter Seven Off to Moloka‘i with the Queen, 1892 -
Chapter Eight Prayer and Politics -
Chapter Nine Endings -
Chapter Ten Beginnings -
Chapter Eleven The Foundational Years -
Chapter Twelve Outside the School Gates -
Chapter Thirteen The Turbulent Ending of the Nineteenth Century -
Chapter Fourteen Up and Away in the New Century -
Chapter Fifteen A Dream Realized -
Chapter Sixteen Taking Honolulu by Storm -
Chapter Seventeen The Changing Hawaiian Islands -
Chapter Eighteen Last Aloha to Mother Pope, 1914 - Notes on Sources and Research
- Individuals Mentioned in Letters and Reports
- Index
- About the Author
Off to Moloka‘i with the Queen, 1892
Off to Moloka‘i with the Queen, 1892
- Chapter:
- (p.93) Chapter Seven Off to Moloka‘i with the Queen, 1892
- Source:
- Light in the Queen's Garden
- Author(s):
Sandra E. Bonura
- Publisher:
- University of Hawai'i Press
In 1865, the Hawai‘i legislature passed the Act to Prevent the Spread of Leprosy that made isolation enforceable by law. Hundreds of acres on Moloka‘i were secured for segregation. Queen Liliuokalani, in one of her first royal acts, despite numerous criticisms and concerns over risking her personal health, went to Moloka‘i to see her afflicted subjects. Pope was invited by the queen to accompany her so that quarantined school pupils could be consoled. A lengthy letter written by Pope includes first-hand impressions of the victims, Father Damian and Marianne Cope, offering an intimate view of this historical occasion.
Keywords: Father Damian, Hansen’s Disease, Leprosy, Marianne Cope, Molokaʻi
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- Title Pages
- Foreword
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction
-
Chapter One Ida’s Heritage, 1862–1914 -
Chapter Two The Extraordinary Nineteenth Century -
Chapter Three Kawaiaha‘o Seminary -
Chapter Four Ida to the Kingdom, 1890–1892 -
Chapter Five Miss Pope in Charge -
Chapter Six Pilikia -
Chapter Seven Off to Moloka‘i with the Queen, 1892 -
Chapter Eight Prayer and Politics -
Chapter Nine Endings -
Chapter Ten Beginnings -
Chapter Eleven The Foundational Years -
Chapter Twelve Outside the School Gates -
Chapter Thirteen The Turbulent Ending of the Nineteenth Century -
Chapter Fourteen Up and Away in the New Century -
Chapter Fifteen A Dream Realized -
Chapter Sixteen Taking Honolulu by Storm -
Chapter Seventeen The Changing Hawaiian Islands -
Chapter Eighteen Last Aloha to Mother Pope, 1914 - Notes on Sources and Research
- Individuals Mentioned in Letters and Reports
- Index
- About the Author
