He reo wāhine : Māori women's voices from the nineteenth century / Lachy Paterson and Angela Wanhalla.
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Auckland, New Zealand :
Auckland University Press,
2017.
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction: Voice, text and the colonial archive
- 1. 'I am a woman who wrote this letter': land sales
- 2. 'I am pierced by war's alarm': accounts of war
- 3. 'I am living here a stranger on this land': Raupatu and compensation
- 4. 'Look at me, I am just a woman speaking': politics and mana
- 5. 'I will not desist from writing to you': Māori women's petitions
- 6. 'I am the prosecutrix in this case': legal encounters and Testamentary Acts
- 7. 'If I die, I am dying for the Lord': religion
- 8. 'I am burning like fire': private matters
- Epilogue: 'I am writing to you for you to hear'.
