The Cambridge History of the British Empire, Volume 7, Part 2John Holland Rose, Arthur Percival Newton, Ernest Alfred Benians, Henry Dodwell Macmillan, 1929 - Great Britain |
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Page 63
... further observed that , owing to the constant communication between New South Wales and New Zealand , it would be impossible to prevent convicts from escaping thither.1 Scandalous conduct on the part of Europeans in New Zealand ...
... further observed that , owing to the constant communication between New South Wales and New Zealand , it would be impossible to prevent convicts from escaping thither.1 Scandalous conduct on the part of Europeans in New Zealand ...
Page 76
... further proclamation of the Queen's rights over the South Island by Major Bunbury on June 17 , by virtue of the Treaty of Waitangi , it would be unnecessary to take any further steps to assert British sovereignty . It would , however ...
... further proclamation of the Queen's rights over the South Island by Major Bunbury on June 17 , by virtue of the Treaty of Waitangi , it would be unnecessary to take any further steps to assert British sovereignty . It would , however ...
Page 231
... further south in the Battle of the Somme ( July 1 to September 25 ) . In the third phase of that gigantic struggle the New Zealanders played a prominent rôle . Entering the front line opposite the formidable German de- fences at and ...
... further south in the Battle of the Somme ( July 1 to September 25 ) . In the third phase of that gigantic struggle the New Zealanders played a prominent rôle . Entering the front line opposite the formidable German de- fences at and ...
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