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The Maori warrior in New Zealand first came to prominence during the land wars of the 19th Century. During these conflicts, they were known as fierce opponents, as well as courageous allies. Subsequently, and especially based on the Treaty of Waitangi, the Maori felt that they ow ...
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The story of Alfred (Bunty) Preece of the Chatham Islands (Moriori, KaIi Tahu), soldier, farmer, local body politician, kaumatua and advocate for his people. Includes his recollections of the Italian Campaign of World War Two while serving with the D Company 28 (MaIori) Battalio ...
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'At 0900 on Sunday 01 July my CO handed me three letters to read. The first was from the Governor General, the second from the Prime Minister and the third was from the Minister of Defence. These letters informed me that I had been awarded the Victoria Cross for New Zealand (V.C. ...
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Edited by Day, Kelvin
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2010 marks the 150th anniversary of the start of the Taranaki Wars, and this thoughtful and informative volume helps shed new light on the people and political landscape of 19th century Taranaki and the legacy of the wars on the history of Aotearoa New Zealand.
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This book is about Maori soldiers in the Great War who served in Gallipoli, France and Belgium. Contains a detailed nominal roll.
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First published by Reed in 1999, with an introduction by Michael King, The Musket Wars established Ron Crosby's reputation as a daring, original chronicler of New Zealand history. This best-selling history provides the first comprehensive account of the wars that ravaged the co ...
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In Haruru Mai, a MaIori Battalion veteran returns to his small Northland hometown after forty years. His arrival revives anxieties over land and family, and MaIori participation in the war. He becomes romantically involved with Paloma and, haunted by the death of a fellow MaIori ...
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