The Cambridge History of the British Empire, Volume 7, Issue 2John Holland Rose, Arthur Percival Newton, Ernest Alfred Benians, Henry Dodwell The University Press, 1933 - Great Britain |
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Page 67
... already considerable and comprises persons qualified for every occupation but one . We have no clergyman . The New Zealanders are not savages properly speaking , but a people capable of civilisation . A main object will be to do all ...
... already considerable and comprises persons qualified for every occupation but one . We have no clergyman . The New Zealanders are not savages properly speaking , but a people capable of civilisation . A main object will be to do all ...
Page 81
... already been heard and awarded much larger grants of land , sometimes even greater than had been claimed . The Governor proceeded to issue grants for these lands , unsurveyed and imperfectly described as most of them were . In some ...
... already been heard and awarded much larger grants of land , sometimes even greater than had been claimed . The Governor proceeded to issue grants for these lands , unsurveyed and imperfectly described as most of them were . In some ...
Page 190
... already been made , both by the soldier settlers and by the state , and that these losses may be increased if prices should fall farther . The experiments to which the term State Socialism is usually ap- plied , especially ventures in ...
... already been made , both by the soldier settlers and by the state , and that these losses may be increased if prices should fall farther . The experiments to which the term State Socialism is usually ap- plied , especially ventures in ...
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