The Life and Times of Sir George Grey, K.C.B.

Book V. Second Governorship of Cape Colony, 1859–61: 31. Public opinion in England on the colonial question; 32. Visit to the Queen, and honours at Cambridge; 33. Prince Alfred's visit to South Africa; 34. Close of Prince Alfred's visit. The Cape Breakwater; 35. The Grey College at Bloemfontein; 36. Letters from African chiefs; 37. Review of Sir G. Grey's administration in South Africa; 38. The Grey Library; Book VI. Second Governorship of New Zealand, 1861–7: 39. New Zealand affairs from 1853 to 1861; 40. The Waikato War; 41. Changed position of the Governor in New Zealand; 42. Retrospect of second New Zealand government; Book VII. Sir George Grey Engages in English Politics, 1868–70: 43. New principle of appointing Colonial Governors; 44. Proposed appointment of General Gordon as military dictator in New Zealand; 45. The dismemberment craze; 46. The Newark election; 47. Farewell to England; 48. South Africa and England. A chapter of disasters; 49. Indictment of the Colonial Office; 50. Earl Grey and Earl Carnarvon compared; Book VIII. Sir George Grey's Life in New Zealand, 1870–92: 51. Kawau; 52. Sir Julius Vogel's public works policy; 53. Principal legislative reforms advocated by Sir George Grey, M.H.R.; 54. Federation of the English-speaking peoples; 55. A series of ovations; 56. Retrospect of Sir George Grey's public life; 57. Native feeling for Sir George Grey; 58. The public library at Auckland; 59. Grey's achievements, failures, and personal characteristics; Conclusion; Appendix; Index.