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I must not be reading this stuff correctly.."integral,...good usage..." ..."Intrinsic, belonging as a part to the whole, not a mere appendage;"
If this is a repeat, I apologize
"The principle of putting Americans of Hawaiian ancestry on the soil in increasing numbers is fundamentally right, and I certainly hope that the practice will be found a success--Farrington in July, 1921, to a personal correspondent at Washington, D.C."The principle of the Rehabilitation bill, insofar as it relates to the conservation of valuable sugar-cane land, so that the income may be preserved to all of the people, is sound; but the practical scheme of creating a job for X Y Z is as rotten a job of that kind as was ever seen.--Farrington to the same coreespondent in August, 1920"189 p Hardy
Note: Many women living on Hawaiian Homes (bloodquatum) came out of their comfort zone and challenged the system in 1974 over the very principle of the Rehabilitation bill and they attended meetings and said the very same thing I am reading "...is as rotten a job of that kind as was ever seen." This is the essence of the 'Akaka Bill' and it should be stopped from ever passing.
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Get Real, o Pomai