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In 1984, the newly elected Labour Government's anti-nuclear policy collided with a United States foreign policy based on nuclear deterrence. After three years of ship visits denied, angry meetings, fraught diplomacy and press conferences, the stand-off led to the unravelling of t ...
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Contents
I Introduction: A Gentleman, an Officer and a Scholar:
Three collectors in two decades of change 5
II The Context: A very short history of the western Solomons before 1914
III Twenty British Collections: What 10,000 artifacts can teach us now 59
IV A Gentleman ...
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Kastom: Arts of Vanuatu showcases a unique collection of the National Gallery of Australia. During the early 1970s an impressive array of traditional arts through a program of field collecting on the Islands of Ambrym and Malakula.
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Research papers from the fourth Health Research Council of New Zealand Pacific Health Research Fono
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From the World War II veteran and New York Times -bestselling author of Helmet for My Pillow, whose experiences were featured in the HBO miniseries The Pacific, comes this vivid narrative of the astonishing six-month campaign for Guadalcanal.
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The present issue of this journal marks its 18th year of publication. The journal
has it may be said attained its majority.
It is important here to recognise that this "relative" longevity owes a great deal
to the constant and generous encouragement from a select group of Fren ...
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At dawn on 27 April 1789 Fletcher Christian, master's mate on HMS Bounty, took a coconut to quench his thirst from the supply on the quarterdeck. This seemingly insignificant act resulted in mutiny, chaos and a chain of events that leads right up to the present day.
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At the beginning of the Great War, 1914-1918, Western Samoa was invaded and captured
by a New Zealand force acting on behalf of Britain. Australia similarly invaded and captured
German New Guinea. Thus the German possessions in the South Pacific were rendered
incapable of assi ...
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This is an ethnographic study of kinship and the nature and behaviour of ownership amongst the much-studied Sepik River Iatmul people. Written from the viewpoint of a Melanesian scholar, this book seeks to re-think anthropology's central assumptions about social relations.
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The charming story of an adventurous Jewish tailor whose infectious passion for freedom brought revolutionary anarchism to New Zealand.
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