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Title When the waves rolled in upon us : essays in nineteenth century Maori history / by History honours students University of Otago 1973-93 ; edited by Michael Reilly & Jane Thomson with a foreword by Erik Olssen
Published Dunedin [N.Z.] : University of Otago Press, 1999

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Description 223 pages : illustrations, portraits ; 23 cm
Contents Foreword / Erik Olssen -- Introduction / Michael P. J. Reilly -- 1. Ko Te Heke Ra O Maruiwi: Theories about the first wave of settlement / Claudia Geiringer -- 2. The Reform of the Heathen Body: CMS missionaries, Maori and sexuality / A. J. Ballantyne -- 3. Edward Shortland: First anthropologist of the Maori / Vernon W. Wybrow -- 4. The Purchase of the Southern Blocks: Changing colonial attitudes towards land and Maori / Jane Jones -- 5. H. K. Taiaroa and Te Kerema: Crisis and leadership in the nineteenth century / Bill Dacker -- 6. Te Tai Poutini 1860-90: The purchase of the "Arahura block" / Emma Stevens -- 7. Champion of the Native Race? The life and work of Tame Parata / D. J. Laracy -- 8. Exiled for a Cause: Maori prisoners in Dunedin / Jane Reeves -- 9. "A Sort of Scientific Duty": A. S. Atkinson: Racial ideas and the Maori / Peter Clayworth -- 10. Augustus Hamilton: Colonial collector 1890-1903 / Natalie Wilson
11. Assimilation or Separation? The Kotahitanga parliament movement 1891-94 / G. S. R. King -- 12. Taihoa: The Stout - Ngata native land commission, 1907-1909 / Anne-Marie O'Brien
Summary "With questions of land, identity and culture being debated in Aotearoa/New Zealand during the past few decades, historians have increasingly turned their attention to the detailed study of the nineteenth century. Eager to pursue this new direction, recent history graduates have produced valuable research that justifies wider availability to the community. These essays by students of the University of Otago's History Department have the Maori history of the South Island - Te Wai Pounamu - as their focus. They provide accounts of prominent people and significant events within the larger context of Maori/Pakeha relations."--BOOK JACKET
Analysis Maori studies (New Zealand) Modern history (c 1788-1914)
Notes "Published by the University of Otago Press in association with the History Department, University of Otago" -- T.p. verso
Bibliography Includes bibliographical references and index
Subject Maori (New Zealand people) -- History -- 19th century.
Maori (New Zealand people) -- History.
SUBJECT New Zealand -- History. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh85091503
Author Reilly, Michael (Michael Patrick Joseph)
Thomson, Jane, 1944-
University of Otago. Department of History.
LC no. 99236510
ISBN 1877133205