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Publication . Article . 2017
Bridging the Pacific: Ta'isi O.F. Nelson, Australia and the Sāmoan Mau
Patricia O'Brien;
Patricia O'Brien;
02 Jan 2017 History Australia, volume 14, pages 13-31 (issn: 1449-0854, eissn: 1833-4881, 
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Illuminating unexplored dimensions of the Sāmoan interwar nationalist movement known as the Mau, this article tells the story of Australians who impacted the history of Indigenous protest in the Le...
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- Australian National University Australia
Illuminating unexplored dimensions of the Sāmoan interwar nationalist movement known as the Mau, this article tells the story of Australians who impacted the history of Indigenous protest in the Le...