• • Front Matter
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• • Table of Contents
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• • Acknowledgments
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• • Abbreviations
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• • Introduction
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• • Waves of Influence
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• • Sugar’s Ecology
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• • Four Families
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• • Five Companies
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• • Agricultural Landscapes
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• • Plantation Centers
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• • Sugar’s Industrial Complex
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• • Plantation Community
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• • An Island Tour:: 1930s
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• • Color maps
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• • Planters Organize
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• • Resource Policy
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• • Conclusion:: Sugar’s End
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• • APPENDIX 1: Vegetation Zones
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• • APPENDIX 2: Sugar Crop Acreage, Yield, Production, and Employment, 1836–1960
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• • APPENDIX 3: Major Sugarcane Producers in the Pacific and North American Markets, 1880–1940
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• • APPENDIX 4: Missionary Land Purchases of Government/Crown Lands, 1850–1866
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• • APPENDIX 5: Intermarriage of Second-Generation Missionary Families
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• • APPENDIX 6: Percentage Increase of Largest Plantations’ Sugar Crops, 1920 and 1930
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• • APPENDIX 7: Subsidiary Companies Organized, 1880–1910
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• • APPENDIX 8: Plantation Centers, Acreage in 1867 and 1879
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• • APPENDIX 9: Major Water Development Projects
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• • APPENDIX 10: Crown and Government Lands Leased for Sugarcane
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• • APPENDIX 11: Ranches in 1930
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• • Notes
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• • References
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• • Index
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• • Back Matter
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