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EPISODE · Nov 19, 2017 · 1H 23M

Dame Anne Salmond in conversation with Peter Jerram

from The Marlborough Book Festival · host The Marlborough Book Festival

Dame Anne Salmond makes history intriguing, exciting and highly relevant. An eminent anthropologist, historian, writer and environmentalist, Anne shares her understanding of the Māori experience and how it shapes us all as New Zealanders. As Marlborough prepares to celebrate 250 years since Cook first visited the region, local author Peter Jerram, a long-time Cook enthusiast, spoke with Anne about two of her incredibly detailed and gripping books, Two Worlds, Between Worlds, and The Trial of the Cannibal Dog, Captain Cook in the South Seas onboard the Marlborough Tour Company’s MV Odyssea in the Queen Charlotte Sound.

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