In/visible Sight

Portrait photographs taken over several decades show a proud group of descendants from the community at Maitapapa. The photograph of Robert Brown (left) formed the basis for the colour portrait (right). Mrs George Brown, Robert's daughter-in-law, ordered the portrait in August 1904, six years after his death, most likely in celebration of Robert's life, and as a form of remembrance.

List of Maps and Tables	p. vi
Acknowledgements	p. viii
Intimate Histories	p. 1
Patahi's Story	p. 19
Interracial Families and Communities	p. 37
Boundary Crossings	p. 69
Fears and Anxieties	p. 87
Racial Categories and Lived Identities	p. 107
Migration Stories	p. 131
In/visible Sight	p. 159
Endnotes	p. 162
Bibliography	p. 179
Index	p. 196
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