A romance of pagan Hawaii, considered one of the classic surfing books since its original publication in 1900, it is also noteworthy for its carefully historical accuracy on the ancient manners, customs, traditions, and folklore of the Hawaiian people.
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An important book on Hawaii,
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This review is from: Kelea: The Surf-Rider: A Romance of Pagan Hawaii (Paperback)
These stories, based on the ancient legends of the Hawaiian people, are among the first writing to reach the U.S. on surfing as a sport, and the legends behind it, with photographs depicting Hawaiian scenes at the turn of the last century.
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