MacFarlan, E D Accession Number: MSS1059

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Thesis "Military Pensioners in Auckland : a reappraisal of the Royal New Zealand Fencibles". A study of the Royal New Zealand Fencibles as a Home Guard and as colonists during New Zealand's Crown Colony period. The corps were seen as an experiment in imperial defence and in military colonisation. Master of Arts, University of Auckland, 1981.

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Accession Number
MSS1059
Classification
Manuscript
Object Type
Papers
Measurement
Archived measurement
Date Made
1846-1935
Whole/Part
Collection
Item Count
1
Access
Open
Copying Provisions
Copyright restrictions apply. Only personal, non-commercial, research and study use permitted. Permission of copyright holder required for any commercial use and/or reproduction.
Provenance
AWM315 420/002/018
Copyright
Unlicensed copyright

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