Māori Land Wars: Conflict and Consequences provides a comprehensive account of the series of conflicts that occurred between the Māori tribes and the British Crown in the 19th century. This book explores the complex causes and consequences of the land wars, which were driven by competing interests over land ownership, sovereignty, and cultural identity. It delves into the key battles, strategies, and personalities involved, shedding light on the devastating impact of the wars on Māori communities and their subsequent marginalization. With its meticulous research and balanced analysis, Māori Land Wars offers a valuable resource for understanding this significant chapter in New Zealand's history and its ongoing implications for Māori rights and land claims.
