PROTEST: Individual statements from the American and Hawaiian governments regarding the British occupation of Hawaiʻi

Title	PROTEST: Individual statements from the American and Hawaiian governments regarding the British occupation of Hawaiʻi
Reference	430-006-01-012
Description	Series # - 430 Box # - 006 Folder # - 01 Item # - 012 Description - 1. July 11, 1843. Protestation from Commander in Chief of the U.S. Naval force in the East Indies Lawrence Kearny expressing dissatisfaction of the current situation and intent to hold both Hawaiian and British governments accountable for any transgressions against American citizens in Hawaii. 2. May 10, 1843. G. P. Judd issues a protest to the Commission on behalf of the Kingdom of Hawaii and resignation of seat on Commission. 2. June 24, 1843 Protestation from Kamehameha III and sharing of G. P. Judd's interactions with and eventual severance from British Commission which is supported by the Hawaiian government. Expression of grievance towards current situation and policies that impact Hawaiian subjects. Comments - Copy 3 of 3
ID	ark:70111/521G
Level	Record
Parent ID	ark:70111/51M7
Start Date	1843-05-10
End date	1843-07-11
Covering Dates	1843 May 10; 1843 June 24; 1843 July 11
Language	English, Hawaiian
Closure Type	Open
Open/Closed	true
Closure Status	Open document, open description