Through this study of extensive personal daily journals, this work details the life of Richard Taylor, a 19th-century missionary in New Zealand. Self-described as a man "between two fires," this complex and benevolent man successfully promoted peace in New Zealand and took much of the heat out of race relations with his work as a negotiator.
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J. M. R. Owens trained as a historian at Merton College, Oxford, England. He became one of the foundation lecturers launching a program of extramural university education at a branch of Victoria University at Palmerston North. He retired as an associate professor of history in 1991.
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