A Narrative of five youth from the Sandwich Islands, now receiving an education in this country Published by order of the agents appointed to establish a school for heathen youth (Printed by J. Seymour, no. 49 John-Street, 1816)
"Extract from the minutes of the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions, at their seventh annual meeting in Hartford. (Con.) September, 1816," p. 39-40, concerning the appointment of agents to establish a school for the education of heathen youth. - "Extract from the minutes of the agency, appointed as above, to establish and conduct a school for the education of heathen youth."--p. 40-44. - "The Sandwich Islands."--p. [4] of wrapper. - "This publication, which aroused all New England to the plight of the natives 'suffering in ignorance of Christianity,' was directly responsible for public support of the Foreign Mission School and ultimately the beginning of the movement that sent missionaries to Hawaii in 1819." Cf. Forbes, D.W. Hawaiian national bibliography, no. 456. - Cover title: A Narrative of five youth from the Sandwich Islands, viz: Obookiah, Hopoo, Tennooe, Honoree, and Prince Tamoree, now receiving an education in this country. - Forbes, D.W. Hawaii, 456. - Shaw & Shoemaker, 36725. - Shaw & Shoemaker, 38355