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1. Southern Cook Islands customary law, history and society = Akapapaʻanga, kōrero tupuna, e te ākonoʻanga ture ʻenua o te Pā ʻenua Tonga o te Kūki ʻAirani [2014]

  • Crocombe, R. G., author.
  • Auckland : Ross Holmes ; Rarotonga, Cook Islands : Cook Islands Library and Museum Society, 2014.
Description
Book — 3 volumes : illustrations (some colour) ; 31 cm
Summary
  • Volume 1. Pre-European Southern Cook Islands customary law, history and society = Te au peu tupuna, te au papa ture, te au papaʻanga kōrero e te ʻakaruruanga ʻokotaʻi i roto i te Pā ʻenua Tonga o te Kūki ʻAirani i te tuātau taʻito i mua ake tae mai ei te papaʻā. The evolution of, and sources of, material dealing with Southern Cook Islands, customary law, history and society = Te akamataʻanga e te ngai i rauka mai ei te papa kōrero e te peu tupuna o te Pā ʻenua Tonga o te Kūki ʻAirani
  • Southern Cook Islands oral traditions = Te au kōrero o te Pā ʻenua Tonga o te Kūki ʻAirani
  • The discovery and early settlement of the Southern Cook Islands (other than Rarotonga) = Te kiteaʻanga e te noʻoiaʻanga o te Pā ʻenua Tonga o te Kūki ʻAirani
  • The discovery and early settlement of Rarotonga until the time of Karika Taraʻape and Tangiʻia-nui = Te kiteaʻangaʻia o Rarotonga e te noʻoʻanga o te ui tupuna i runga ia Rarotonga e tae ua mai kite tuātau o Karika Taraʻape e Tangiʻia
  • Southern Cook Islands customary law = ʻAkonoʻanga papa ture tupuna o te Pā ʻenua Tonga o te Kūki ʻAirani
  • The importance of customary laws = Te puapinga o te ture tupuna
  • The acquisition of rights to land = Tikaʻanga atu ʻenua
  • Conquest and warfare in the southern Cook Islands prior to Christianity = Te au tuātau tamaki e te ʻōrureʻau i mua ake ka tae mai ei te Evangeria ki te Pā ʻenua Tonga
  • Rights to land = Te tikaʻanga ki runga ite ʻenua
  • The utilisation and role of land = Te ʻenua e tana angaʻanga
  • Aitutaki customary law = Au ʻAkonoʻanga tupuna o Aitutaki
  • Atiu customary law = Au ʻakonoʻanga tupuna o Atiu
  • Mangaia customary law = Au ʻakonoʻanga tupuna o Mangaia
  • Maʻuke customary law = Au ʻakonoʻanga tupuna o Mauʻke
  • Mitiaro customary law = Au ʻakonoʻanga tupuna o Mitiaro --
  • Volume 2. Pre-European Southern Cook Islands Māori society = ʻĀkaruruanga o te iti tanga o te Pā ʻenua Tonga o te Kūki ʻAirani i te tuātau taʻito. The division of Rarotonga after Karika Taraʻape and Tangiʻia-nui = Te veʻe iaʻanga a Rarotonga i muri ake ite tuātau o Karika Taraʻape e Tangiʻia-nui
  • Succession to chiefly titles in the Southern Cook Islands = Te paʻu taonga i te Pā ʻenua Tonga o te Kūki ʻAirani
  • The "fearfull" season in Rarotonga 1650-1823 = Te tuātau matakuia i Rarotonga au mataiti 1650 ki te 1823
  • Southern Cook Islands social stratification = Akapapaʻanga ta o te Pā ʻenua Tonga o te Kūki ʼAirani
  • Religion and gods in Southern Cook Islands society = Te akonoʻanga purepure e te au atua o te au Pā ʻenua Tonga o te Kūki ʻAirani
  • Pre European Southern Cook Islands social organisation = Turanga oraʻanga tangata ite tuātau taʻito o te Pā ʻenua Tonga o te Kūki ʻAirani
  • Rarotonga in 1823 before Christianity = Te ʻenua Rarotonga i mua ake ite taeanga Evangeria --
  • Volume 3. The impact of Europeans upon Southern Cook Islands Māori society, customary law and land tenure law 1595-1888 = Te turanga o te iti tangata Māori i te Pā ʻenua Tonga o te Kūki ʻAirani i muri ake i te taeʻanga mai o te papaʻā, e te au papa ture tupuna e te au papa ture ʻenua 1595-1888. The first Europeans to visit the Southern Cook Islands = Te papaʻa mua ki te Pā ʻenua Tonga o te Kūki ʻAirani
  • The Mission era 1822-1888 = Te tuātau o te Evangeria-mataiti 1822 ki te 1888
  • The impact of the Mission era upon Southern Cook Islands Māori customary law and society 1822-1888 = Te turanga o te peu tupuna, te au papa ture tupuna, te au papaʻanga kōrero e te ʻakaruruanga ʻokotaʻi i roto i te Pā ʻenua Tonga i muri ake ite taeanga Evangeria-mataiti 1822-1888.
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