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Nicole Jose
September 5, 2001
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EJANZH: Martin and Edwards, New Zealand Film Reviewed by Caroline Daley

Helen Martin and Sam Edwards, New Zealand Film, 1912-1996. Auckland: Oxford University…

Nicole Jose
September 5, 2001
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EJANZH: Index to the Letters of William Hulme

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Nicole Jose
September 5, 2001
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EJANZH: Graeme Dunstall reviews John E. Martin

John E.Martin, Holding the Balance. A History of New Zealand’s Department of…

Nicole Jose
September 5, 2001
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EJANZH: Peter Pierce reviews David Young

Making Crime Pay. The Evolution of Convict Tourism in Tasmania by David…

Nicole Jose
September 5, 2001
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EJANZH: Neville on Long

Chris Long, Tasmanian photographers 1840-1940. A Directory. Tasmanian Historical Research Association &…

Nicole Jose
September 5, 2001
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EJANZH: McGregor on Mabo

Mabo: A Judicial Revolution: The Aboriginal Land Rights Decision and its Impact…

Nicole Jose
September 5, 2001
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EJANZH: Neville on Whitaker

Anne-Maree Whitaker, Distracted Settlement: New South Wales after Bligh: from the Journal…

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September 5, 2001
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Marjorie Theobald, Knowing Women: Origins of Women’s Education in Nineteenth-Century Australia, Melbourne…

Nicole Jose
September 5, 2001
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EJANZH: McAloon reviews Watson and Gilling

James Watson, Links: A History of Transport and New Zealand Society Wellington:…

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