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REED BOOKS
A. H. & A. W. Reed
announce publication of a major
history series
THE EUROPEAN EXPERIENCE:
TOPICS IN MODERN EUROPEAN HISTORY
Volume I The Forces of Change
Volume II Conservatism at Bay
Volume III The Bigger Battalions
Volume IV In Africa and India
Volume V Society Under Siege
General Editor: Professor John Jensen, Waikato University
Contributing Authors: Professor W. D. Mclntyre, University
of Canterbury; Professor Theo. Roy, Waikato University;
J. L. Hunt, M.P.; R. Hamel; Kenneth Shadbolt.
The European Experience is a history series tailored to the
special requirements of the University Entrance syllabus and
to the special needs of New Zealand secondary schools.
Volume IV to be published October 1970, Volume I
December 1971, Volumes II, III, V, late 1971. Prices to be
announced.
For further details of this important new series and other
Reed history books, write to The Educational Editor for
a Secondary and Tertiary Catalogue.
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PACIFIC ISLAND PORTRAITS
Edited by Professor J. W. Davidson and Deryck Scarr,
School of Pacific History, Australian National University.
The changing way of life in the Pacific, illustrated by portraits
of men and women who lived in the islands between
the early years of the nineteenth century and the outbreak
of the First World War. An invaluable book for Pacific
historians. $6.50
POLITICAL AND EXTERNAL AFFAIRS: THE NEW
ZEALAND PEOPLE AT WAR
Professor F. L. W. Wood
A reprint of Professor Wood's outstanding account of New
Zealand politics, defence and foreign policy during the
Second World War. This volume has been out of print for
some time and will be published in February 1971.
$5.95
BETTS ON WELLINGTON
Edited by Professor R. H. Brookes, Victoria University of
Wellington.
A lively edited version of Dr Betts' five year study of the
Wellington City Council; a controversial analysis of the way
local government works, and ways by which it can be improved.
$6.95
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THE HISTORICAL JOURNAL
Vol. XIII, No. 1, 1970
ARTICLES:
I. Poland, Russia and the Treaty of Vienna of 5 January 1719. By L. R. Lewitter.
II. Class and Political Radicalism in London, 1831-2. By D. J. Rowe.
III. Tories, Catholics, and the General Election of 1859. By K. Theodore Hoppen.
IV. The British Government and Imperial Economic Unity, 1890—1895. By Luke
Trainor.
V. African Interests and the South Africa Act, 1908—1910. By Ronald Hyam.
VI. The Anglo-French-Italian Naval Convention of 1915. By Paul G. Halpern.
VII. Lloyd George's Premiership: A Study in 'Prime Ministerial Government'.
By Kenneth O. Morgan.
REVIEW ARTICLE:
Gerhard Ritter and the First World War. By Norman Stone.
Vol. XIII, No. 2
ARTICLES:
I. The Royal Dockyards: The Earliest Visitations and Reform, 1749—1778.
By James M. Haas.
II. J. S. Mill and the Irish Question: The Principles of Political Economy, 1848—1865.
By E. D. Steele.
III. The Reaction of the Great Powers to Louis Napoleon's Rise to Power in 1851.
By Daniel H. Thomas.
IV. Dollar Diplomacy in Default: The Economics of Russian-American Relations,
1910—1917. By Gail L. Owen.
V. Mesopotamia in British War Aims, 1914—1918. By V. H. Rothwell.
VI. The Baltic Germans and German Policy towards Latvia after 1918. Ry J. W. Hiden.
VII. The Emergence of C. R. Attlee as Leader of the Parliamentary Labour Party in
1935. By W. Golant.
REVIEW ARTICLES:
1. The Frontier and Reform in the United States. By S. G. F. Spackman.
2. Working-Class Conservatives: By Henry Pelling.
Annual subscription for four issues £4 (US$13.50)
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The Journal of Pacific History
An international annual for all interested in the historical
development of the Pacific Islands
Volume V — 1970
A Roko Tui for Lomaiviti: legitimacy in the
Fijian Administration 1874-1900 DERYCK SCARR
Oral tradition and Micronesian history ROGER MITCHELL
Pacific Island labour migrants in Queensland PETER CORRIS
James Toutant Proctor
Foreign coloured labour in German
Guinea
Famine mortality in Hawaii
CHRISTOPHER LEGGE
& JENNIFER TERRELL
New
'Partnership' in developing the New Guinea
PETER BISKUP
ROBERT c. SCHMITT
Highlands, 1948-1968
BEN R. FINNEY
244 pp, sections on Current Developments, Manuscripts and
Publications
Subscription $A3.50 or equivalent from Editors, The Journal of
Pacific History, Australian National University, Box 4 P.O., Canberra,
A.C.T. 2600, Australia. Prices and contents of back issues
on request.
AUSTRALIAN JOURNAL OF POLITICS AND HISTORY
VOLUME XVI
April 1970 Number 1
J. L. Richardson
T. H. Rigby
J. H. Moore
G. W. O. Woodward
W. J. Waters
PROBLEMS IN AUSTRALIAN FOREIGN
JULY-DECEMBER 1969
POLICY
THE CPSU ELITE; TURNOVER AND REJUVENA-
TION FROM LENIN TO KHRUSHCHEV
NEW SOUTH WALES AND THE AMERICAN CIVIL
WAR
THE HENRICIAN REFORMATION, A
REVOLUTION?
PALACE
AUSTRALIAN LABOR'S FULL EMPLOYMENT
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NEW ZEALAND JOURNAL OF EDUCATIONAL
STUDIES
(Editor: P. J. Lawrence, University of Canterbury)
Vol. 5, No. 1 May 1970
I
THE WELFARE OF THE INDIVIDUAL PUPIL IN THE
SECONDARY SCHOOL
At the National Level: Quidance Emergent in New Zealand J. J. Small
II At the Classroom Level: Effects of a Supportive Classroom Method
A. C. Webster
A Cost Benefit Study of Education in New Zealand B. J. Ogilvy
The First Generation of Maori University Graduates: A Historical Sketch
T- K. Fitzgerald
Education and Philosophy: A Comment on I. A. Snook's 'Philosophy of Education:
Today and Tomorrow* L. G. Wright
Rejoinder to L. G. Wright's Comments 1. A. Snook
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THE NEW ZEALAND GEOGRAPHER
Published Twice Yearly (April and October) by the New Zealand
Geographical Society
Editor: Dr. R. J. Johnston
Among the contents in the October 1970 issue are
B. A. Badcock: Central Place Evolution and Network Development in South
Auckland 1840-1968: A Systems Analytic Approach
I. G. Bertram: Television and the Decline of the Cinema in New Zealand:
A Study of Changing Location Patterns, 1956-1966
P. H. Curson: Polynesians and Residence in Auckland
E. R Woolmington: Geography and the Real World
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THE JOURNAL OF BRITISH STUDIES
TRINITY
HARTFORD,
COLLEGE
CONNECTICUT
The Journal of British Studies, founded in 1961, is published at Trinity College
under auspices of the Conference on British Studies. It was the result of
the imaginative generosity of a Trinity alumnus, Frederick E. Hasler (Hon.
LL.D. 1957) who contributed funds to the College for the specific purpose of
establishing a learned periodical in the field of British history. Several Trinity
alumni subsequently contributed to the fund and Trinity College now supports
the publication of the Journal.
The Conference on British Studies is the official organization in the United
States and Canada of scholars working in the field of British history and culture;
its status as such is recognized by the American Historical Association of
which it is an affiliate. Its nearly eight hundred members are drawn from
forty-eight states and five provinces. It convenes twice each year, usually at
New York University.
The Conference awards a prize triennially for the best first book by an American
or Canadian scholar.
The Conference sponsors a considerable publications programme. It publishes
the Journal of British Studies at Trinity College; the British Studies Intelligencer,
a newsletter, at Kansas State University, Manhattan, Kansas; Studies in British
History and Culture, an annual series of monographs, at the University of
Bridgeport, Connecticut; Archives in British History and Culture, an annual
series devoted to the publication of documents, at West Virginia University,
Morgantown; and Current Research in British Studies, a quadrennial survey of
research in progress in the United States and Canada, the last edition of which
appeared in 1969 at Southern Methodist University. The Conference has
begun a new series, to be published by the Cambridge University Press, of
biographical and historical studies of men and women who were makers and
shapers of the English experience.
In addition to the Conference on British Studies, there are four affiliates: the
Pacific Coast Conference on British Studies, the Midwest Conference on British
Studies, the Southern Conference on British Studies, and the New England
Conference on British Studies. Each of these vital autonomous groups has its
own officers, programme, and other activities. There are also local groups centred
in San Francisco, Los Angeles, Detroit, and Pittsburgh.
The Journal of British Studies appears twice in the academic year, in the
autumn and in the spring. The annual subscription is $5.00. Cheques for subscriptions
and enquiries concerning advertising rates should be directed to the
Business Manager, British Studies, Box 1315, Trinity College, Hartford, Connecticut,
06106.
Volume X, No. 1 will be published in November, 1970.

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The Journals of
Captain James Cook
on his Voyages of Discovery
Edited by J. C. BEAGLEHOLE
With the reprinting of Volume II and the Portfolio, the
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