Patrick Anderson works for Queen Mary, University of London. He lectured at universities in Beijing and Guangzhou (Canton) in mainland China in the 1990s.

• Part One Introduction 1. Sun Yatsen: Evolution of a Professional Revolutionist Part Two 2. The Five-Year Lifecycle of the Hawaiian Republic, 1893 to 1898 3. Hawai'i Politics and the Hawaiian-Chinese Huaqiao Struggle for Political Recognition, circa 1887 to 1898 4. Sun Yatsen in Honolulu: 1894–1895 and 1895–1896 5. Robert Wilcox, Hawai'i's Garibaldi 6. E. C. Crick, 'The Man with Many Professions' 7. A Tale of Two Revolutionary Failures: Honolulu and Canton, 1895 Part Three 8. Sun Yatsen and the Hawaiian Star Appendix 1: Sun Yatsen’s Unknown Fifth Visit to Hawaiʻi, 18 April to 5 June 1901 Appendix 2: Sun Yatsen, Hawaiian Citizen?: A Re-Investigation of the Mystery of Sun Yatsen's Hawaiian Birth Certificate Appendix 3: Constitutions and Voting Rights in Hawaiʻi during Sun Yatsen’s Seven Visits, 1879–1910 Appendix 4: Did Robert Wilcox Have Two Chinese Nephews? Appendix 5: (Not Necessarily) Sun Yatsen’s Hawaiʻi?

Patrick Anderson works for Queen Mary, University of London. He lectured at universities in Beijing and Guangzhou (Canton) in mainland China in the 1990s.

• Part One Introduction 1. Sun Yatsen: Evolution of a Professional Revolutionist Part Two 2. The Five-Year Lifecycle of the Hawaiian Republic, 1893 to 1898 3. Hawai'i Politics and the Hawaiian-Chinese Huaqiao Struggle for Political Recognition, circa 1887 to 1898 4. Sun Yatsen in Honolulu: 1894–1895 and 1895–1896 5. Robert Wilcox, Hawai'i's Garibaldi 6. E. C. Crick, 'The Man with Many Professions' 7. A Tale of Two Revolutionary Failures: Honolulu and Canton, 1895 Part Three 8. Sun Yatsen and the Hawaiian Star Appendix 1: Sun Yatsen’s Unknown Fifth Visit to Hawaiʻi, 18 April to 5 June 1901 Appendix 2: Sun Yatsen, Hawaiian Citizen?: A Re-Investigation of the Mystery of Sun Yatsen's Hawaiian Birth Certificate Appendix 3: Constitutions and Voting Rights in Hawaiʻi during Sun Yatsen’s Seven Visits, 1879–1910 Appendix 4: Did Robert Wilcox Have Two Chinese Nephews? Appendix 5: (Not Necessarily) Sun Yatsen’s Hawaiʻi?

Patrick Anderson works for Queen Mary, University of London. He lectured at universities in Beijing and Guangzhou (Canton) in mainland China in the 1990s.

• Part One Introduction 1. Sun Yatsen: Evolution of a Professional Revolutionist Part Two 2. The Five-Year Lifecycle of the Hawaiian Republic, 1893 to 1898 3. Hawai'i Politics and the Hawaiian-Chinese Huaqiao Struggle for Political Recognition, circa 1887 to 1898 4. Sun Yatsen in Honolulu: 1894–1895 and 1895–1896 5. Robert Wilcox, Hawai'i's Garibaldi 6. E. C. Crick, 'The Man with Many Professions' 7. A Tale of Two Revolutionary Failures: Honolulu and Canton, 1895 Part Three 8. Sun Yatsen and the Hawaiian Star Appendix 1: Sun Yatsen’s Unknown Fifth Visit to Hawaiʻi, 18 April to 5 June 1901 Appendix 2: Sun Yatsen, Hawaiian Citizen?: A Re-Investigation of the Mystery of Sun Yatsen's Hawaiian Birth Certificate Appendix 3: Constitutions and Voting Rights in Hawaiʻi during Sun Yatsen’s Seven Visits, 1879–1910 Appendix 4: Did Robert Wilcox Have Two Chinese Nephews? Appendix 5: (Not Necessarily) Sun Yatsen’s Hawaiʻi?