By Mark Francis
(Out of print)
1992
$39.95
331pp, Hardcover with jacket
216 x 138 mm, 8 illustrations and endpaper maps
ISBN 0-908812-13-2
Examines the symbolic roles of governors such as Robert FitzRoy, Sir George Grey and Sir Thomas Gore Browne as both heroes and sacrificial victims in nineteenth-century colonies.
By clicking "Accept All Cookies", you agree to the storing of cookies on your device to enhance site navigation, analyse site usage, and assist in our marketing efforts.
0800 827 748 (within NZ)
+64 3 369 3999
Ext: 92111 (from a campus landline)
Direct dial: 0800 823 637
University of Canterbury | A Fair Trade University
