1882 5c Hawaii, ultramarine, perf 12, wove paper
# H39 - 1882 5c Hawaii, ultramarine, perf 12, wove paper
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H39 - 1882 5c Hawaii, ultramarine, perf 12, wove paper
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Also known as Lot Kamehameha, King Kamehameha V was appointed to his position, because prior to the death of Kamehameha IV, no provision for an heir to the throne had been made. He was also a strong nativist, meaning he believed Hawaiians should retain control of their lands without excessive foreign influence. Lot was well-educated by Protestant missionaries, like much of the royal family. Despite this, he was a strong supporter of the English, and developed a dislike of his former teachers’ beliefs.
Also known as Lot Kamehameha, King Kamehameha V was appointed to his position, because prior to the death of Kamehameha IV, no provision for an heir to the throne had been made. He was also a strong nativist, meaning he believed Hawaiians should retain control of their lands without excessive foreign influence. Lot was well-educated by Protestant missionaries, like much of the royal family. Despite this, he was a strong supporter of the English, and developed a dislike of his former teachers’ beliefs.