The Story Of Suzanne Aubert

MUNRO, Jessie

Notes
Suzanne Aubert, a Sister of the Sisters of Charity, came to live with Maori girls in Auckland in the 1860s. In the 1880s and 1890s she set up New Zealand's home-grown Catholic congregation, published a significant Maori text, broke in a hill farm, manufactured medicines, and gathered babies and children through the years of the economic depression. She died in 1926.
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Edition:
Collation: Physical description
Place of Publication: Auckland
Location edition Bar Code due date
Library R16834
Dewey:92 AUB NZ
ISBN:1869401557 9781869401559
pub:1998
Subjects
Maori Non Fiction
Maori Nfs
Famous New Zealand Women
Maori History
Aubert, Mother
Daughters Of Our Lady Of Compassion
Jerusalem
Missionaries
Maori Religion
Maori Catholics
New Zealand Rivers
Wanganui River
Sisters Of Charity
Aubert, Suzanne
Aubert, Mother Suzanne
Jerusalem, New Zealand
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