The Cambridge History of the British Empire: pt. 1. Australia; advisor Ernest ScottArthur Percival Newton, Ernest Alfred Benians Cambridge University Press, 1933 - Commonwealth of Nations |
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... ment with Lord John Russell secured it a temporary lease of power , of which it made full use , but there were early signs that trouble was ahead . The Maoris , it was soon discovered , were not disposed to admit the validity of the ...
... ment with Lord John Russell secured it a temporary lease of power , of which it made full use , but there were early signs that trouble was ahead . The Maoris , it was soon discovered , were not disposed to admit the validity of the ...
Page 126
... ment similar to that of Fitzroy . Whether the case were judged by general principles or the law of England , he must decide that those concerned " needlessly violated the rules of the law of England , the maxims of prudence , and the ...
... ment similar to that of Fitzroy . Whether the case were judged by general principles or the law of England , he must decide that those concerned " needlessly violated the rules of the law of England , the maxims of prudence , and the ...
Page 136
... ment , which proved to be only a truce , provided for the submission of the Taranakis to the Queen's sovereignty , the restoration of plunder , and an enquiry into the title of the disputed Waitara land . The war not only laid waste the ...
... ment , which proved to be only a truce , provided for the submission of the Taranakis to the Queen's sovereignty , the restoration of plunder , and an enquiry into the title of the disputed Waitara land . The war not only laid waste the ...
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