This historical volume, "Statute Laws, Relating To The Bureau Of Public Instruction," offers a glimpse into the legal framework governing education in 19th-century Hawaii. A valuable resource for legal scholars, historians, and anyone interested in the development of public education, this compilation provides insights into the regulations and policies that shaped the educational landscape of the Kingdom of Hawaii. The book presents the original legal texts pertaining to the establishment, administration, and operation of the Bureau of Public Instruction. Its historical significance lies in documenting the formalization of educational structures and the legal provisions that supported them during a formative period in Hawaiian history. This meticulously preserved record is essential for understanding the foundations of education in Hawaii.
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