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17 other sections not shown Other editions - View allCommon terms and phrasesAJHR Arawa army assault attack Auckland battle British Burrows bush Cameron campaign casualties chiefs CN/O Coast Colonel colonial colonists constabulary Cowan Papers decisive defeat defence Despard DQMG Journals effect enemy European expedition fact fighting fire FitzRoy force garrison Grey Grey's Haultain Heke and Kawiti Heke's historians interpretation J. C. Richmond July June Kawiti killed King Movement Kingite Kooti Kororareka kupapa land Mair March McDonnell Meremere natives New-Zealander Ngai-te-Rangi Ngapuhi Ngatapa Ngati Kahungunu Ngati Maniapoto Ngati Porou Ngati Ruanui Ngutu North numbers Ohaeawai operations Orakau Pai Marire Pakeha party Paterangi peace position Poverty Bay Puketakauere raid Ranga Rangiaowhia Rangiriri redoubt Report resistance Rewi Ringatu Ruapekapeka sapping Sept settlers Southern Cross strategic success tactical Tamehana Taranaki Tauranga Tauranga-ika Tempsky tion Titokowaru tribes troops Tuhoe Urewera victory Waikato Wairoa Waitara Waka Wanganui warriors Wellington Whitmore Whitmore's Williams wounded wrote Zealand Wars Bibliographic information
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