Susan Short
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  • Mar 04, 2019

< March 2019 newsletter


Recommended reading

‘The Treaty and its Times’, by Paul Moon and Peter Briggs, (Resource Books).

Starting around 1800, this book moves to the signing of the Treaty of Waitangi and finishes with the Northland wars of 1845. You will find detail on how and why the Treaty was written, the robust debate around the signing, and its aftermath. An excellent reference book.


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