Tracey Banivanua-Mar teaches colonial and human rights history in the Department of History, University of Melbourne.
Introduction : violence, language, and colonial dialogue
p. 1
The frontiers : savages, going native, and the rightness of might
p. 20
Survival, arrival, and growth : the world Islanders built
p. 43
The settler colony : Kanakas, Blacks, and racial borderlands
p. 70
South Sea Islanders resisting Kanakas : identity, consciousness, and community to 1906
p. 101
The state : inside colonial violence, law, and order
p. 121
Bulimen, hardwork, and muscular tension
p. 149
Conclusion : structural continuity and the violence of forgetting
p. 175
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