Hawaiian Legends of Volcanoes - Westervelt W. D. (William Drake)

Explore the captivating world of Hawaiian mythology with "Hawaiian Legends of Volcanoes," a timeless collection of stories gathered and translated by William Drake Westervelt. Delve into the folklore surrounding the powerful volcanoes of Hawaii and discover the legends that have shaped the islands' cultural identity.

This enduring work focuses on the fiery goddess Pele and other figures central to Hawaiian beliefs and traditions. Readers will find themselves immersed in the history and geography of Hawaii, exploring the profound connection between the land, its people, and their ancestral narratives. Discover the myths that explain the creation and destruction wrought by volcanic forces. "Hawaiian Legends of Volcanoes" offers a unique window into the spiritual and historical landscape of Hawaii. This edition preserves the original text.

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