Regulations Of The Native Regulation Board, 1877-1882 (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781277674811)

Regulations of the Native Regulation Board, 1877-1882 offers a glimpse into the legal framework governing indigenous populations in Fiji during a crucial period of colonial administration. This compilation provides valuable insights into the policies and regulations crafted by the Native Regulation Board, showcasing the intricacies of power dynamics and governance in late 19th-century Fiji.

Researchers and historians interested in colonial history, legal studies, and the impact of colonial rule on indigenous communities will find this collection essential. It sheds light on the specific mechanisms through which colonial authorities sought to manage and control the native population, reflecting broader themes of colonialism and its lasting legacies.

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