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The chapters
- Chapter 1: The dream of a South Pacific empire
- Chapter 2: The bureaucratic cleansing of the land
- Chapter 3: The shadow of the protectorate
- Chapter 4: The iron fist of the British Resident
- Chapter 5: The annexation
- Chapter 6: The iron hand of the Resident Commissioner
- Chapter 7: The Land Titles Court arrives
- Chapter 8: The Tākitumu Court decisions
- Chapter 9: The Avarua Court decisions
- Chapter 10: How the ariki of Rarotonga acquired land in the colonial period
- Chapter 11: The Cook Islands Act 1915 and after
- Chapter 12: Southern Cook Islands customary law
- Chapter 13: Did the Land Court work?
- Chapter 14: What Ron Crocombe proposed
- Chapter 15: Conclusions
Volume Four, Chapter 1
Chapter 1: The dream of a South Pacific empire
Volume Four, Chapter 2
Chapter 2: The bureaucratic cleansing of the land
Volume Four, Chapter 3
Chapter 3: The shadow of the protectorate
Volume Four, Chapter 4
Chapter 4: The iron fist of the British Resident
Volume Four, Chapter 5
Chapter 5: The annexation
Volume Four, Chapter 6
Chapter 6: The iron hand of the Resident Commissioner
Volume Four, Chapter 7
Chapter 7: The Land Titles Court arrives
Volume Four, Chapter 8
Chapter 8: The Tākitumu Court decisions
Volume Four, Chapter 9
Chapter 9: The Avarua Court decisions
Volume Four, Chapter 10
Chapter 10: How the ariki of Rarotonga acquired land in the colonial period
Volume Four, Chapter 11
Chapter 11: The Cook Islands Act 1915 and after
Volume Four, Chapter 12
Chapter 12: Southern Cook Islands customary law
Volume Four, Chapter 13
Chapter 13: Did the Land Court work?
Volume Four, Chapter 14
Chapter 14: What Ron Crocombe proposed
Volume Four, Chapter 15



