Taming New Guinea: Some Experiences of a New Guinea Resident Magistrate
- 430 pages
- 16 hours of reading
Charles Monckton was a magistrate and adventurer whose writings captured the thrilling frontier life of colonial Papua. His style was readable and racy, with every page packed with adventure, offering readers an authentic glimpse into the colonial era. Monckton engaged with native tribes, explored uncharted territories, and navigated conflicts with both indigenous peoples and miners. His works serve as a testament to the period, revealing the complex dynamics between colonizers and indigenous cultures, filled with action, discovery, and controversy.
