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their ostensibly racially and culturally alien inhabitants best handled by force

Discusses current political

Covers the importance of witness and accused statements and their interpretation in relation to the investigation under review

A Portrait stimulates consideration of how artistic practice can be a means to negotiate with

William Massey: New Zealand Religious Studies their ostensibly racially and culturallyThe Great War profoundly affected both New Zealand and its Prime Minister William Massey (1856 1925). 'Farmer Bill' oversaw the despatch of a hundred thousand New Zealanders, including his own sons, to Middle Eastern and European battlefields. In 1919 he led the New Zealand delegation to the Paris Peace Conference, where it was represented both in its own right and as part of the British Empire. This symbolised its staunch loyalty to Empire and the