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Even after the famous ten - shillings - an - acre regulations issued by Sir George Grey on 4 March 1853 , there were still the Otago and Canterbury blocks with their special “ terms of purchase ” : and the different reception accorded ...
Even after the famous ten - shillings - an - acre regulations issued by Sir George Grey on 4 March 1853 , there were still the Otago and Canterbury blocks with their special “ terms of purchase ” : and the different reception accorded ...
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In 1878 the refusal of the Imperial Government to extend its protection to the New Hebrides group drew a protest both from Sir George Grey and Robert Stout , and in March 1879 , Sir George Grey further contended that the islands were a ...
In 1878 the refusal of the Imperial Government to extend its protection to the New Hebrides group drew a protest both from Sir George Grey and Robert Stout , and in March 1879 , Sir George Grey further contended that the islands were a ...
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HENDERSON , G. C. Sir George Grey : Pioneer of Empire in Southern Lands . 1907 . JOHNSTON , S. M. Samuel Marsden . Sydney , 1932 . Lovat , ALICE , Lady . The Life of Sir Frederick Weld . 1914 . MARSDEN , J. B. Memoirs of the Life and ...
HENDERSON , G. C. Sir George Grey : Pioneer of Empire in Southern Lands . 1907 . JOHNSTON , S. M. Samuel Marsden . Sydney , 1932 . Lovat , ALICE , Lady . The Life of Sir Frederick Weld . 1914 . MARSDEN , J. B. Memoirs of the Life and ...
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| Title | The Cambridge History of the British Empire, Volume 7, Issue 2 The Cambridge History of the British Empire, John Holland Rose |
| Contributor | John Holland Rose |
| Publisher | The University Press, 1933 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 3 Feb 2009 |
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