Lost Kingdom: Hawaii's Last Queen, the Sugar Kings, and America's First Imperial Adventure
Julia Flynn Siler examines Hawaii’s last queen, the rise of the sugar kings, and America’s first imperial adventure. Bringing together political change, economic influence, and questions of national expansion, this historical narrative explores the forces that shaped a pivotal chapter in Hawaii’s history.
About This Book
Julia Flynn Siler’s book explores the history of Hawaii through the final queen, the sugar kings, and America’s first imperial adventure.
The narrative brings together monarchy, economic power, and national expansion in the story of Hawaii’s changing political landscape.
With a focus on the forces surrounding Hawaii’s last queen and the sugar industry, the book offers a historical account of a pivotal era.
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