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Agents of autonomy : Māori committees in the nineteenth century / Vincent O'Malley.

By: Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextPublisher: Wellington [N.Z.] : Crown Forestry Rental Trust, [1997]Copyright date: ©1997Description: iii, 198 pages : illustrations, portraits ; 30 cmContent type:
  • text
Media type:
  • unmediated
Carrier type:
  • volume
ISBN:
  • 095837080X
  • 9780958370806
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 993.00499442
Partial contents:
2. The Native land Court assumes control -- 3. Early proposals for reform -- 4. Unofficial Committees in the 1870s: brief case studies (Wairarapa; Hawke's Bay and the influence of the Repudiation Movement; Whanganui) -- 5. "Unity is strength": Te Arawa Committees of the 1870s (a more detailed case study) -- 6. Autonomy achieved? The background to the Native Committees Act 1883 -- 7. "A semblance of authority": The demise of the Official Native Committees --8. Autonomy denied: Continuing Maori efforts -- 9. "To keep off the white man and his works: Te Urewera Committees and the experiment of 1896 -- 10. The 1900 legislation.
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 195-198).

2. The Native land Court assumes control -- 3. Early proposals for reform -- 4. Unofficial Committees in the 1870s: brief case studies (Wairarapa; Hawke's Bay and the influence of the Repudiation Movement; Whanganui) -- 5. "Unity is strength": Te Arawa Committees of the 1870s (a more detailed case study) -- 6. Autonomy achieved? The background to the Native Committees Act 1883 -- 7. "A semblance of authority": The demise of the Official Native Committees --8. Autonomy denied: Continuing Maori efforts -- 9. "To keep off the white man and his works: Te Urewera Committees and the experiment of 1896 -- 10. The 1900 legislation.

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