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Hi there - the name of this house is Te Tokanga-nui-a-noho and is located in Te Kuiti. It still stands today.
Ron Crosby -new research
In his 2004 book Crosby looks critically at work by Judith Binney and finds that she made a number of errors and mistakes in examing Te Kooti. He finds that she was too willing to forgive Te Kooti for his many extreme act of violence which harked back to the savagery of the musket era. Binney's book sanitizes some of the horror of Te Kooti's campaign. Crosby also benefits from a mass of new information that came to light during his time with the Treaty tribunal,of which Binney was unaware as it was previously unrecorded. There is little doubt Te Kooti was a clever guerilla but he was also vicious,treacherous and blood thirsty. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 122.58.190.164 (talk) 04:21, 30 December 2011 (UTC)[reply]