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| Field name | Value |
|---|---|
| Title | The Friend, 1843-1844 |
| Reference | 050F91 |
| Library | Hawaiian Historical Society |
| Date | 1843-1844 |
| Publisher | American Mission Press |
| Place of Publication | Hawaii |
| Author / Creator | Damon, Samuel C |
| Description | A collection of the earliest copies of The Friend that were originally titled The Temperance Advocate. Content includes a history of Hawaii as well as many sermons and articles on the necessity of abstaining from alcohol. |
| Document Type | Newspaper, Journal |
| Theme(s) | Trade and Commerce; Social Life |
| Keywords | temperance, alcohol, trade, commerce, voyage, vessel, religion, sailor, sailor's life, mission, Christian, crew, port, disease, health, medicine, labour, employment, slaves, business, money, wages, food, costs and prices, provisions, charity, death, king, politics, colony, empire, ocean, family, friend, duty, imports, importation, exportation, export, whale, whaling |
| Countries | USA; United Kingdom; China |
| Places | New York; Hawaii; London |
| Ports | New Bedford, USA; Honolulu, USA |
| People | Kamehameha III |
| Additional Information |
The Friend was set up in 1843 by Samuel C Damon, and was a monthly journal that included international news stories, announcements of upcoming events, book reviews, reprints of sermons, and information regarding shipping and whaling. Please note that some of the metadata for this document has been drawn from the Hawaiian Historical Association's library catalogue. |
| Copyright | Hawaiian Historical Society |
