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Redemption Songs: A Life of the Nineteenth-Century Maori Leader TE Kooti Arikirangi TE Turuki
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Redemption Songs: A Life of the Nineteenth-Century Maori Leader TE Kooti Arikirangi TE Turuki

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\“Te Kooti Arikirangi was a leader of armed resistance to the\ncolonial government of New Zealand and later the founder of the\nRingatu Church, to which approximately 8,000 New Zealand Maori (2%)\nnominally belong…. [This] book has salvaged a fragment of unique\nculture from rapidly gathering obscurity. It is one of the few\nworks on Maori syncretic religion to rest on oral tradition, and\nnone other is written with such empathy.\” –Journal of World\nHistory, Spring 2000

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
University of Hawai'i Press
Country
United States
Date
1 June 1997
Pages
8
ISBN
9780824819750

\“Te Kooti Arikirangi was a leader of armed resistance to the\ncolonial government of New Zealand and later the founder of the\nRingatu Church, to which approximately 8,000 New Zealand Maori (2%)\nnominally belong…. [This] book has salvaged a fragment of unique\nculture from rapidly gathering obscurity. It is one of the few\nworks on Maori syncretic religion to rest on oral tradition, and\nnone other is written with such empathy.\” –Journal of World\nHistory, Spring 2000

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
University of Hawai'i Press
Country
United States
Date
1 June 1997
Pages
8
ISBN
9780824819750