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28. Stoddard to Daniel Hudson, 14 November 1883 (CHUD, University of Notre Dame Archives).
29. Isobel Strong Field to Stoddard, [? March] 1882 (HM 37963, The Huntington Library).
30. Albert Pierce Taylor, Un
der Hawaiian Skies
(Honolulu: Advertiser Publishing Company, 1926), p.
425.
31. "Fetes and Furies,"
Overland Monthly,
n.s. 4 (December 1884), 599.
32. This was Stoddard's last mention of Doyle in his diary.
33. "The Schism at St. Aidenn,"
Overland Monthly,
n.s. 1 (April 1883), 345-46.
34. Although Stoddard's diary entries broke off at about this point (and resumed in March 1884), this event is documented in "My Hospitals, Hawaii."
Ave Maria 57
(26 September 1903), 396-400.
35. Quotations in this paragraph and those following are also taken from D Mar.-May 1884 (CSTO, University of Notre Dame Archives), excerpts from which appear in Stroven, "A Life," pp. 346-76.
36. George N. Shuster,
The Catholic Spirit in Modern English Literature
(New York: Macmillan, 1922), p. 294. For an overview of anti-Catholic literature in this period, see Ray Allen Billington,
The Protestant Crusade 1800-1860: A Study of the Origins of American Nativism
(New York: Macmillan, 1938), PP 34
5-79
37. Stoddard to Daniel Hudson, 12 September 1884 (CHUD, University of Notre Dame Archives).
38.
The Lepers of Molokai
(Notre Dame, Ind.:
Ave Maria
Press, 1885). See also
Charles Warren Stoddard's Diary of a Visit to Molokai in 1884,
ed. Oscar Lewis (San Francisco: Book Club of California, 1933
).
 
Page 185
Chapter 8
1. Arthur J. Hope,
Notre Dame: One Hundred Years
(Notre Dame, Ind.: University of Notre Dame Press, 1943).
2. Diaries for the period February to April 1885 are in the University of Notre Dame Archives.
3. Father Damien, who read the proofs, objected to the original title, and it was changed to
The Lepers of Molokai
(Notre Dame, Ind.:
Ave Maria
Press, 1885).
4. Mark Twain to Stoddard, 1 June 1885 [*] (CSTO, University of Notre Dame Archives).
5. Stoddard's accounts of his Alaskan trek were published intermittently in the
San Francisco Chronicle
from May to December 1886, and later collected in
Over the Rocky Mountains to Alaska
(St. Louis: B. Herder, 1899).
6. Stoddard to Daniel Hudson, 1 August 1885 (CHUD, University of Notre Dame Archives).
7. Stoddard to Daniel Hudson, 31 December 1885 (CHUD, University of Notre Dame Archives).
8. Stoddard to Arthur Stedman, 23 December 1886 (The Huntington Library, San Marino, California); quoted in Carl G. Stroven, ''A Life of Charles Warren Stoddard," (Ph.D. diss., Duke University, 1939), p. 243.
9. Hope,
Notre Dame, p.
214.
10. Stroven, in fact, suggests that honors had been denied not to Cleary but to Charles Porter ("A Life," p. 243), but this conclusion seems to be based on a misidentification of Stoddard's "Cub" as Porter rather than Cleary.
11. It pleased Stoddard to think that the clerics at Notre Dame were hypocrites who forced hypocrisy on othersand thus provided him a kind of rationalization: "What a lovely two hours we [Stoddard and Cleary] hadwith such sweet assurances as are ours alone. Very satisfactory all this! Later, walking around the Lake we metbut met as mere acquaintances. O, ye hypocritesteaching
us
hypocrisyout upon ye!" (D 23 May 1886).
12. Stoddard to Father Damien, 15 September 1886; quoted in Stroven, "A Life," p. 245n.

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