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Excited for our guests. Speaker tonight. Ned blackhawk is a leading scholar of American History. The howard hour lamar of history and american studies. Yale university. Dr. Black hawk is an enrolled member of the team at tribe of the western shoshone indians, nevada. Like me, he shares that background in in the us west with degrees from mcgill university, ucla and the university of washington. Dr. Blackhawk has published widely in field and won numerous accolades for his work. His first book, 26...

Speaker tonight. Ned blackhawk is a leading scholar of American History. The howard hour lamar of history and american studies. Yale university. Dr. Black hawk is an enrolled member of the team at tribe of the western shoshone indians, nevada. Like me, he shares that background in in the us west with degrees from mcgill university, ucla and the university of washington. Dr. Blackhawk has published widely in field and won numerous accolades for his work. His first book, 26 violence over the land,...

Speaker tonight. Ned blackhawk is a leading scholar of American History. The howard hour lamar of history and american studies. Yale university. Dr. Black hawk is an enrolled member of the team at tribe of the western shoshone indians, nevada. Like me, he shares that background in in the us west with degrees from mcgill university, ucla and the university of washington. Dr. Blackhawk has published widely in field and won numerous accolades for his work. His first book, 26 violence over the land,...

Castles and Kings 7 minutes to read Castles and Kings Civilised society is being challenged in these early days of 2021. Fortunes are being made and lost, kings are being dethroned, castles assailed. Divine providence is being invoked and accountability questioned. Plagues, famine and conflicts foment across the globe from the Americas to Africa. It is not a new narrative. In 1962, when the Cold War was on a hair-trigger, my family had started a tour of the British Isles. My father, Peter, had ...

The Cape tour: Memoriam Eorum Retinebimus 31 Jan, 2021 08:55 PM 5 minutes to read Wanganui Midweek As I pen this column on January 20, it is perhaps fitting, though probably not original, to note significance. Monuments commemorate civilisations and mark historys milestones. It was not uncommon for the cathedrals of England to be built over generations and hundreds of years. It was a year ago that the first case of Covid-19 was diagnosed in the USA. Today there are 24 million cases. There are...

Christopher Cape: Of Brewers and Holy Orders 24 Jan, 2021 10:40 PM 6 minutes to read Wanganui Midweek The Cape family, Peter, Barbara, Stephanie and Christopher, arrived in England on April 29, 1962 on board the MS Oranje. My father Peter, a television producer with the fledgling NZBC, trained with the BBC in London for two months. The Imperial Relations Trust had granted the trip funding, with a brief to study the history, lifestyles, arts and crafts of British society and report back. We foun...