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A history of Otago
Olssen, Erik.
Year: 1984.
Publisher:  J. McIndoe. 
© Erik N. Olssen
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Frontmatter
Illustrations
Maps
Preface
1 IN THE BEGINNING
2 THE NGAITAHU AND THE PAKEHA
3 THE PAKEHA TRIBE
4 TE RAPARAHA, THE NGAITAHU, AND CHRISTIANITY
5 MURIHIKU AND A GODLY EXPERIMENT
6 THE REDEMPTION OF THE PROMISE
7 PROGRESS IN A NEW WORLD GARDEN
8 THE SPECTRE OF CLASS
9 THE CITY UPON THE HILLS
10 WAR, UNCERTAINTY, AND NOSTALGIC INTROSPECTION
11 YEARS OF SACRIFICE
12 TRADITION AND IDENTITY
13 ONLY YESTERDAY
Bibliographical Note
References
Index
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Title: A history of Otago : Erik Olssen.
Author: Olssen, Erik
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E-Distribution Information: University of Michigan Library, Scholarly Publishing Office
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2008
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Source Version: A history of Otago : Erik Olssen. 
Olssen, Erik
Dunedin, N.Z.: J. McIndoe, 1984.
URL: http://hdl.handle.net/2027/heb.03891
Subject Headings: • Otago (N.Z.) -- History
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