Books

Wunnamptamoe Sampooaonk Wussampoowontamun nashpe moeuwehkomunganash ut New-England
(1699)
The day which the Lord hath made
(1707)
Analogy; or, The elements of Language
(1820)
Alphabet
(1822)
Be-a-ba
(1825)
Kanawai o Iehova
(1825)
Olelo a ke akua
(1825)
Juvenilia
(1826)
Euanelio a Luka 
(1827)
Ui no ka olelo a ke akua
(1827)
Aritemetika oia Ka hoike helu
(1828)
Moo olelo no Iosepa
(1828)
Olelo a Iesu ma ka mauna
(1828)
No ka moe kolohe.
(1829)
Hoikehonua, he mea ia e hoakaka'i i ke ano ...
(1832)
Oihana a ka poe Lunaolelo
(1832)
Ai o ka la. No. 1. 1833. Oihana.
(1833)
Alemanaka Hawaii, no ka makahiki ... 1835
(1834)
An Address Delivered before the Hawes Juvenile Association for the Suppression of Profanity
(1837)
Ke kumumua na na kamalii
(1837)
A Pleasing Variety for the Youthful Mind
(1838)
A Pleasing Variety for the Youthful Mind
(1838)
Mau palapala aina
(1840)
Ao ana Kiritiano he olelo hoonaau ao i ke kanaka i ka ke Akua
(1841)
He ninauhoike no na kakerema ahiku
(1841)
Na olelo-pule no ka poe Kiritiano o ko Havaii Pae Aina
(1841)
Ninau ma ke ao ana Kiritiano, i hooponopono hou ia ma kekahi vahi
(1841)
Vahi hoike Katolika
(1841)
Hoikekonua a me na palpala Aina no ka Olelo a ke Akua
(1842)
Mau palapala aina
(1842)
Na Hana i ka wa hoolaa i ka luakini hou.
(1842)
O ke Koma, oia ke kiko hoomaha iki
(1842)
Vahi katekimo a me kekahi mau pule ...
(1842)
Wahi olelo no na makua mea keiki
(1842)
Kumumua
(1843)
Ao Kiko
(1844)
Youth's Almanac, for the Year 1846
(1845)
The Young Mathematician's Almanac, for the Year 1847
(1846)
An Address Delivered before the Sabbath School Association, at East Calais, Vt., July 4th, 1849
(1849)
Old Pussy, Grave Pussy, Sat by the Fire
(1850)