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Description
POLICING TWO PEOPLES: A History of Police in the Bay of Plenty
by Jinty Rorke
foreword by Bruce Scott
introduction by Sir Angus Sharp
DESCRIPTION
ISBN: 0477029221
Format: large hardcover with dust jacket (heavy)
Published: New Zealand Police 1993, 1st edition
Size (mm): 220 w x 295 h x 35 d
Pages: 450
SKU: A4M/2508/0365/K584
ABOUT
A very through and comprehensive history of more than 100 years of policing in the Bay of Plenty district.
It covers a wide area and deals with the police who served at each of 28 stations, telling of what they encountered and criminals who came their way. Full of interest and details of crime, some of it horrific. There is a chapter on Rua Kenana and the Maungapohatu affair. There are maps and more than 600 photographs. Includes a list of over 2000 policemen and women who have served in the Bay of Plenty since 1871.
Illustrated throughout with monochrome images, maps, decorated end papers.
CONDITION
As new with only light shelf wear on dust jacket.
REMARKS
Scarce new
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