Summary
Life in Hawaii is an autobiographical account of Titus Coan’s mission life and labors, framed as a sketch written late in his life. It describes his Connecticut childhood and family background, then turns toward his ministry and long work in Hawaii. The book also points to accounts of travel in the Marquesas Islands and to vivid descriptions of volcanic eruptions in his parish.
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