| Contents | Health and History, 3.1 | The History Cooperative

Volume 3 • Number 1

2001

Editorial

Introduction

Maori Health History Past, Present and Future	3
Linda Bryder & Derek A. Dow

Articles

'The Power of the Physician': Doctors and the 'Dying Maori' in Early Colonial New Zealand	13
Toeolesulusulu Damon Salesa

'Pruned of its Dangers': The Tohunga Suppression Act 1907	41
Derek A. Dow

New Zealand's Infant Welfare Services and Maori, 1907–60	65
Linda Bryder

Home Births to Hospital Births: Interviews with Maori Women who Had their Babies in the 1930s	87
Helen Mountain Harte

'I Wouldn't Say I Was a Midwife': Interviews with Violet Otene Harris	109
Aroha Harris

Book Reviews

Time to Heal: American Medical Education from the Turn of the Century to the Era of Managed Care , by Kenneth M. Ludmerer/ Warwick H. Anderson	124

May the People Live: A History of Maori Health Development 1900–1920 by Raeburn Lange; and Maori Health and Government Policy 1840–1940 by Derek A. Dow/ Warwick H. Anderson	127

Crack Mothers: Pregnancy, Drugs and the Media by Drew Humphries/ Janet McCalman	130

Reflections on Past & Present

Kathryn Robertson reflects on The Tyranny of Health. Doctors and the Regulation of Lifestyle,
by Michael Fitzpatrick

133

Contributors

138

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