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New Zealand's Burning — The Settlers' World in the Mid 1880s

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G Articles

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Arnold, Rollo, ‘North Island Education, 1878–1882: “Filling the Gaps”’, New Zealand Journal of Educational Studies, 9, 2, Nov. 1974, pp. 112–31.

Arnold, Rollo, ‘The Patterns of Denominationalism in Later Victorian New Zealand’, in C. Nichol and J. Veitch, eds, Religion in New Zealand, Wellington, 1980, pp. 76–110.

Arnold, Rollo, ‘The Village and the Globe: Aspects of the Social Origins of Schooling in Victorian New Zealand’, ANZHES Journal, 5, 2, 1976, pp. 1–12.

Arnold, Rollo, ‘The Virgin Forest Harvest and the Development of Colonial New Zealand’, New Zealand Geographer, 32, 2, Oct. 1976, pp. 105–26.

Arnold, Rollo, ‘The Wellington Education Board 1878–1901: Grappling with Educational Backwardness and Advancing Settlement’, ANZHES Journal, 6, 2, Spring 1977, pp. 43– 55.

Arnold, Rollo, ‘Women in the New Zealand Teaching Profession, 1877–1920: A Comparative Perspective’, in R. Openshaw and D. McKenzie, eds, Reinterpreting the Educational Past, Wellington, 1987.

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H Theses

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Arnold, Rollo, ‘The opening of the Great Bush, 1869–1991: a social history of the bush settlements of Taranaki, Hawke's Bay and Wellington’, PhD thesis, VUW, 1971.

Fletcher, Ian R., ‘Parties in the New Zealand House of Representatives 1870–1890’, MA thesis, University of Canterbury, 1982.

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Mckenzie, J.D.S., ‘Local Authority and Educational Development: A Study of The Otago Education Board from 1877 to 1899’, PhD thesis, University of Otago, 1973.

Patterson, B.R., ‘Reading between the lines: People, politics and the conduct of surveys in the southern North Island, New Zealand, 1840–1876’, PhD thesis, VUW, 1985.

Toynbee, Claire, ‘Class and Mobility in Nineteenth Century Wellington: An Exploratory Study of Immigrants arriving 1840–1880’, MA thesis, VUW, 1979.