The great war for New Zealand : Waikato 1800-2000 / Vincent O'Malley.
"Spanning nearly two centuries from early contact between tangata whenua and the European newcomers through to settlement of the Waikato-Tainui claim and an apology from the New Zealand government, The Great War for New Zealand tells the story of a landmark conflict, it's origins and after...
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Wellington :
Bridget Williams Books,
2016.
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Table of Contents:
- 1. Introduction: Owning our history
- 2. Remembering (and forgetting) the Waikato War
- Part 1. Before the War :
- 3. Early Waikato, 1800-1852
- 4. Settler Government and Māori Responses
- 5. The Kingitanga
- 6. War at Taranaki
- 7. Isolating Waikato
- 8. Governor Grey Returns
- 9. The Taranaki War Resumes
- 10. The Decision to Invade
- Part 2. Te Pakanga ki Waikato: War In Waikato :
- 11. The Contending Forces
- 12. The Invasion Begins
- 13. The Battle for Rangiriri
- 14. Peace Spurned (and Ngāruawāhia Occupied)
- 15. The War Spreads
- 16. Rangiaowhia and Hairini
- 17. Orākau and Beyond
- Part 3. The Aftermath :
- 18. An Uneasy Peace
- 19. The Impacts of War
- 20. Confiscation Proposals
- 21. Legislating for confiscation
- 22. Raupatu on the ground
- 23. The Military Settlements
- 24. The Compensation Court
- 25. Lands for 'Landless Rebels'
- Part 4. The Long Search for Justice :
- 26. Protests, Petitions and Appeals
- 27. Legal Challenges and Deputations
- 28. Political Negotiations
- 29. Towards a Settlement.