This is a story of courage and persistence by Taranaki and the Nga Puhi, Waikato, Ngati Maniapoto and Wanganui Maori who joined them as they peacefully resisted the Government of the time. [We remember them. We honour them and their descendents.] It's a story of vision, of suffering and barbaric behaviour by colonial men.

It is a tale of great cruelty and high courage which has been suppressed in the history books for half a century. No New Zealander, Maori or pakeha, knows his own story unless he knows the Parihaka story.

... the young Maori of the future have a patriot-martyr Eruera Te Whiti.

Published in 1954 by Southern Cross Books, Auckland. I've never seen another copy. An action packed, illustrated 160 pages, deceptively small, but a mighty tale finally brought to light.