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- Cover
- Title pages
- Imprint and copyright information
- Tables
- Illustrations
- Foreword
- Acknowledgements and Sources
- Volcano Names and Totals
- 1. Burning Islands and Dampier’s Voyage: 1700
- 2. Volcano Sightings by European Navigators: 1528–1870
- 3. European Intruders and the 1878 Rabaul Eruption: 1870–1883
- 4. Volcanic Events of the German Era: 1884–1914
- 5. Australian Colonists and the Volcanoes of Mainland New Guinea: 1849–1938
- 6. Calderas, Ignimbrites and the 1937 Eruption at Rabaul: 1914–1940
- 7. Eruptions during the Pacific War and Postwar Recovery: 1941–1950
- 8. Disaster at Lamington: 1951–1952
- 9. Tony Taylor and an Eruption Time Cluster: 1951–1966
- 10. Plate Tectonics and False Alarms: 1960–1972
- 11. Cooke-Ravian and a Volcanic Resurgence: 1971–1979
- 12. Eruption Alert at Rabaul Caldera: 1971–1994
- 13. Eruptions at Rabaul: 1994–1999
- 14. Eruptions of the Early Twenty-first Century: 1998–2008
- 15. Reassessing Volcanic Risk in the North-eastern Gazelle Peninsula: 2000–2012
- 16. Historical Analysis and Volcanic Disaster-Risk Reduction
- An Epilogue
- Appendix: Acronyms and Glossaries
