THE NEW ZEALAND JOURNAL OF HISTORY

DALTON, B.J. The Military Reputation of Sir George Grey: The Case of
Wereroa, 9, 2, 154-70.
DALZIEL, RAEWYN. The Colonial Helpmeet. Women's Role and the Vote
in Nineteenth-Century New Zealand, 11,2, 112-23.
DALZIEL, RAEWYN. Popular Protest in Early New Plymouth: Why did it
Occur? 20, 1, 3-26.
DALZIEL, RAEWYN. The 'Continuous Ministry' Revisited, 21, 1,46-61.
DALZIEL, RAEWYN. Emigration and Kinship: Migrants to New Plymouth
1840-1843, 25,2,112-28.
D'ARCY, PAUL. Maori and Muskets from a Pan-Polynesian Perspective,
34,1,117-32.
DAVIDSON, J.W. History, Art or Game? A Comment on 'The Purity of
Historical Method', 5,2,115-20.
DAVIS, R.P. Sir George Grey and Irish Nationalism, 1, 2, 185-98.
DAVISON, GRAEME. Slicing Australian History. Reflections on the
Bicentennial History Project, 16, 1,3-20.
DAVISON, GRAEME. Cities and Ceremonies, 24, 2, 97-117.
DAY, ALISON. 'Chastising Its People With Scorpions': Maori and the 1913
Smallpox Epidemic, 33, 2, 180-99.
DENOON, DONALD. Settler Capitalism Unsettled, 29, 2, 129^41.
DIAMOND, MARION. "Most Injudicious . . . Most Injurious ": The Royal
Bank of Australia's Loan to the New Zealand Government, 1842,
20, 1, 64—72.
DOW, DEREK. 'Specially Suitable Men?' Subsidized Medical Services for
Maori, 1840-1940, 32, 2, 163-88.
ELDRED-GRIGG, STEVAN. Whatever Happened to the Gentry? The
Large Landowners of Ashburton County, 1890—1896, 11, 1,3-27.
ELDRIDGE, C.C. The Imperialism of the 'Little England Era': the Question
of the Annexation of the Fiji Islands, 1858-1861, 1,2, 171-84.
ELPHICK, JUDITH. What's Wrong with Emma? The Feminist Debate in
Colonial Auckland, 9, 2, 126-41.
— ELSE, ANNE. 'The need is ever present': the Motherhood of Man Movement
and Stranger Adoption in New Zealand, 23, 1, 47-67.
FAIRBURN, MILES. New Zealand and Australasian Federation,
1883-1901: Another view, 4, 2, 138-59.
FAIRBURN, MILES. The Rural Myth and the New Urban Frontier. An
Approach to New Zealand Social History, 1870-1940, 9, 1, 3-21.
FAIRBURN, MILES. Social Mobility and Opportunity in
Nineteenth-Century New Zealand, 13, 1,43-60.
FAIRBURN, MILES. Local Community or Atomized Society? The Social
Structure of Nineteenth-Century New Zealand, 16,2, 146-67.
FAIRBURN, MILES. A Discourse on Critical Method, 25, 2, 158-77.
FIRTH, STEWART. Governors versus Settlers. The Dispute over Chinese
Labour in German Samoa, 11,2, 155—79.
FISHER, ROBIN. Henry Williams' Leadership of the CMS Mission to New
Zealand, 9, 2, 142-53.
— FLEMING, PHILIP. Fighting the 'Red Plague': Observations on the
Response to Venereal Disease in New Zealand 1910-1945, 22, 1,
56-64.
FRANKS, PETER. The Employment Contracts Act and the Demise of the
New Zealand Clerical Workers Union, 28, 2, 194-210.
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