William Massey - Further Reading

Further Reading

  • Constable, H.J. (1925), From ploughboy to premier: a new life of the Right Hon. William Ferguson Massey, P.C, London, : John Marlowe Savage & Co.
  • Gardner, William James (1966), "MASSEY, William Ferguson", An Encyclopaedia of New Zealand, edited by A. H. McLintock, http://www.TeAra.govt.nz/1966/M/MasseyWilliamFerguson/en, retrieved 2008-04-24
  • Gardner, William J. "The Rise of W. F. Massey, 1891-1912", Political Science (March 1961) 13: 3-30; and "W. F. Massey in Power", Political Science (Sept., 1961), 3-30.
  • Gustafson, Barry, "Massey, William Ferguson 1856-1925", Dictionary of New Zealand Biography, http://www.dnzb.govt.nz/dnzb/default.asp?Find_Quick.asp?PersonEssay=2M39, retrieved 2008-04-24
  • Massey, D. Christine (1996), The life of Rt. Hon. W.F. Massey P.C., L.L.D. : Prime Minister of New Zealand, 1912-1925, Auckland, : D.C. Massey
  • Scholefield, Guy H. (1925), The Right Honourable William Ferguson Massey, M.P., P.C., Prime Minister of New Zealand, 1912-1925: a personal biography, Wellington, : Harry H. Tombs
  • Watson, James, and Lachy Paterson, eds. A Great New Zealand Prime Minister? Reappraising William Ferguson Massey (2010), essays by scholars
  • Watson, James. W.F. Massey: New Zealand: The Paris Peace Conferences of 1919-1923 and their Aftermath (2011)

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