"Hawaii" Quotes
The novel "Hawaii" by James A. Michener chronicles the rich history and diverse cultural heritage of the Hawaiian Islands.
historical fiction | 1136 pages | Published in NaN
Quotes
No man is entirely free. He is a slave to wealth, fortune, or the law; and even the brave are slaves to the brave.
The old will die and the young will forget, and the land will be taken from the Hawaiians.
Men can be good to their wives and daughters, but they are not always good to their neighbors.
The land is a part of the people, and they are part of the land. When the land is gone, the people will be gone too.
If you have love, you don't need to have anything else. If you don't have it, it doesn't matter much what else you have.
Big things happen in the world, but the big things are caused by the little things.
Sometimes it is better to walk away from conflict than to win the battle and lose the war.
In a land where everything was different, I was the same.
The things that matter most can't be bought or sold for money.
We must think of the future, and the people who will come after us.
