The Cambridge History of the British Empire, Volume 7, Issue 2John Holland Rose, Arthur Percival Newton, Ernest Alfred Benians, Henry Dodwell The University Press, 1929 - Great Britain |
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SOCIAL ORGANISATION II stock Schmidt has linked the Austro - Asiatic languages , the two stocks together forming the Austric . Among the Maoris , the family , as we know it , scarcely existed . The term used in addressing the father was ...
SOCIAL ORGANISATION II stock Schmidt has linked the Austro - Asiatic languages , the two stocks together forming the Austric . Among the Maoris , the family , as we know it , scarcely existed . The term used in addressing the father was ...
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MILITARY ORGANISATION 19 of considerable supplies of materials such as bird - bone , or such stones as flint and argillite . Thus the Maoris of Tasman Bay far surpassed those of other districts in skill in manufacturing the unpolished ...
MILITARY ORGANISATION 19 of considerable supplies of materials such as bird - bone , or such stones as flint and argillite . Thus the Maoris of Tasman Bay far surpassed those of other districts in skill in manufacturing the unpolished ...
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There was an intimate connection between the movement for tariff protection and the organisation of trade unions , and both were supported by the sympathy of the Liberal party then in opposition . Moreover , it was a time of social ...
There was an intimate connection between the movement for tariff protection and the organisation of trade unions , and both were supported by the sympathy of the Liberal party then in opposition . Moreover , it was a time of social ...
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