1281:"On 11 February, soldiers of the 40th Regiment of Foot were bathing in the Mangapiko Stream near Paterangi and were ambushed by a raiding party. Heaphy, commanding some men of the 50th Regiment of Foot, came to the aid of the defenders and moved to cut off the MÄori line of retreat. He then overcame the MÄori reserve, before leading his men to the ambush site, to assist the British soldiers. Despite being outnumbered, the British repulsed the MÄori and began to pursue them into the bush." - I find this a bit hard to follow. Are you sure that the British troops were 'ambushed' rather than 'attacked', and if the MÄori line of retreat was cut how did they manage to escape?
103:. He was also an artist, and produced many early artistic representations of life in New Zealand, many of which were used to attract colonists to the country. The article was promoted to GA in 2014 and successfully went through the MilHist A-Class process in 2016. I now bring it forward for consideration for promotion to FA.
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I've tried another tag but I really don't know what I'm doing here. Heaphy died in 1881 so his work should all be PD. Similarly for the Fox painting, he died in 1893. It is going to difficult to find evidence of when the paintings were first displayed, which I think is what you mean by publication.
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Australia. RE another illustration of him, there is no painting of him, and supposedly only three photographs of him exist (one is obviously in the article, and there is another one of him taken at the same time where he is standing. The third is one from his
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Australia. This isn't really a deficiency, but I feel like maybe there needs to be one more photo or painting of the man himself (not necessarily needed, but if there is one it would probably be an excellent idea to include it). Excellent job overall.
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Just wondering if
Infobox officeholder is the right choice for this chap. He is notable for a range of things, but I'm not sure that politics is really the leading one. Perhaps Infobox person with embedded modules if
150:, I have added alt text to all images, and also added US tags. I swapped out the Wellington Harbour image for what I believe is a more striking image, but one which also has a US tag. Thanks for looking at this.
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This article is a biography of
Charles Heaphy, a British explorer and soldier of the 19th Century, active in New Zealand from the 1840s through to 1880. He was awarded the Victoria Cross for an action during the
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suggest "Grey, who was serving a second term as governor, despite knowing that neither Heaphy or another man recommended for the VC for an action earlier in the campaign, were in the
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suggest "Heaphy refused to accept this and began to agitate with the
British government, with support from Grey, Havelock, and General Duncan Cameron, commander of the British forces in New Zealand."
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suggest "It is unlikely it was a serious wound, for a few weeks later he went on a trek back in New
Zealand to the Taranaki Region, where he produced some of his more notable landscapes."
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British conquest and administration of NZ? I can see a few reasons this might not be fondly remembered by MÄori.
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suggest "It had clashed with MÄori in the Wairau Affray in the Wairau Valley to the south-east of Nelson, and several company employees were killed, including Arthur
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I went back to my source and revised. What I don't think was clear previously is that Heaphy was in charge of some of the reinforcements, not the entire party.
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Thanks for that. For the URAA tag you've added, we generally need to know when and where these images were first published - some are missing that information.
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Interesting article. I'd like to offer the following comments:
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state that Arthur Wakefield was yet another brother of Edward
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1206:"he travelled extensively around the country " - as above
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politician days but I haven't been able to find it.
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1489:What's going on with the strange pagination in #5?
1639:The above discussion is preserved as an archive.
43:. No further edits should be made to this page.
527:Done but with mention of Wakefield's brother.
256:Great article, interesting guy. A few points:
1645:No further edits should be made to this page.
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1563:Sturm, Thanks for the source review. Cheers,
29:The following is an archived discussion of a
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709:decap Invasion if "Invasion of the Waikato"
310:decap Invasion if "Invasion of the Waikato"
41:Knowledge talk:Featured article candidates
1539:Otherwise no issues with citation formats
1514:Capitalize first word in the title of #46
1545:Bibliographical formatting consistent--
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1163:Rephrased, how does it read now?
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809:"being killed by the MÄori"
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1464:Okay. Great job overall.
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1413:Thanks for the support.
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1089:That's it. Great job.
1466:Card Carrying Parrot
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