Cannibal Jack : The Life & Times of Jacky Marmon, a Pakeha-Maori by Trevor Bentley.

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Cannibal Jack : The Life & Times of Jacky Marmon, a Pakeha-Maori by Trevor Bentley.Cannibal Jack : The Life & Times of Jacky Marmon, a Pakeha Maori by Trevor Bentley. Publisher: Penguin Books (New Zealand) Limited, 2010. Very good softback, some minor marks, rubbing and creasing to covers and some pages, no owner inscriptions, tiny chip to top of spine. 272 pages, illustrated. In a frontier society full of colourful characters in early nineteenth century New Zealand, Jacky Marmon, more commonly known as Cannibal Jack, was more

In an outline of tribal history and of recent events in New Zealand race relations

The book covers his early life

He also carried out pioneering work in child psychology in New Zealand

as he closes this excellent book with the advent of this Council and its immediate aftermath

paper bird

Against extraordinary odds

NO TRUMPETS

He was also a Knight Grand Cross of the Order of the Nation of Antigua and Barbuda (KGCN)

Joseph Thomas -- William Colenso -- Alexander Alexander -- Fred Tiffen -- Anketell -- McKain & Villers -- Charles Ruston Reed -- The french priests of Pakowhai -- Residents 1851-55 -- McLean & his diary -- Index of local maoris mentioned in McLean's diary -- Tareha + Turton's Deed no

Wonderful full page colour illustrations

Publisher: Westaway Books

and recorded (in note form) at the time

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