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100 _aCloher, Dorothy Urlich.
_952823
245 1 0 _aHongi Hika, warrior chief /
_cDorothy Urlich Cloher.
260 _aAuckland, N.Z. :
_bViking,
_c2003.
300 _a351 p., [16] p. of plates :
_bill., maps ;
_c23 cm.
504 _aIncludes bibliographical references (p. 325-336) and index.
505 0 0 _gOne.
_tBorne of a warrior tradition --
_gTwo.
_tThe early wars : pre-1820 --
_gThree.
_tFirst encounters with Europeans --
_gFour.
_tCapturing the missionaries --
_gFive.
_tHoe do you do, Mr King George? --
_gSix.
_tThe Musket Wars --
_gSeven.
_tSquaring off with the missionaries : 1820s --
_gEight.
_tPriest and protector of the Māori religion --
_gNine.
_tTwilight in Whangaroa --
_gTen.
_tDeath of a warrior --
_gEleven.
_tUnderstanding Hongi Hika --
_gAppendix.
_tPortraits of Hingi, Marian Minson.
520 _aThis biography of Hongi Hika of Ngapuhi describes intimately the first continuous contact between Maori and European. The foremost Maori leader during the early years of European settlement, Hongi Hika led Ngapuhi on their devastating raids during the Musket Wars. Thousands of Maori were killed using the new weapons, and tribal power balances were radically altered. Hongi Hika is also important because he spans the old world and the new. He was a charismatic fighting chief of the old school, brutal when required - he participated in ritualistic cannibalism as a matter of course. But he also befriended European missionaries such as Samuel Marsden and Thomas Kendall, spoke English, and held his own at the English court during his visit to London.
600 0 _aHongi Hika,
_d1772-1828.
_952824
650 0 _aNgā Puhi (New Zealand people)
_vBiography.
_952825
650 0 _aMaori (New Zealand people)
_vHistory.
_xHistory.
_926255
650 0 _aKōrero taumata.
_2reo
_930732
650 0 _aPakanga.
_2reo
_97869
650 0 _aKōrero nehe.
_2reo
_941721
650 0 _aTino rangatiratanga.
_2reo
_922275
650 0 _aTāngata.
_2reo
_9254
650 0 _aWhakapapa
_2reo
_927774
651 0 _aNew Zealand
_xHistory
_yTo 1840.
_9701
655 0 _aBiographies.
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948 _hHELD BY NZWMT - 78 OTHER HOLDINGS
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