An End of Honour--a story of Titokowaru's War

A man who never lost a battle where he commanded, Riwha Titokowaru faced the impossible task of leading his people to live with colonist land-hunger in the 1860s, first through peaceful means and then by way of the warfare into which he was forced by settler intransigence. He was written out of NZ history because he was too successful, coming within inches of emptying the North Island's west coast of settlers. Why did he walk away from his last battle? The answer is in this book.