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The Maoris proved eager to assist in loading the vessel , and she returned to Sydney in March 1795 , with a full cargo of timber and flax . The success of the Fancy attracted other vessels . In 1798 the Hunter procured a cargo of spars ...
The Maoris proved eager to assist in loading the vessel , and she returned to Sydney in March 1795 , with a full cargo of timber and flax . The success of the Fancy attracted other vessels . In 1798 the Hunter procured a cargo of spars ...
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The son of Te Rauparaha , however , induced him to return to Otaki , and finally , as related , Tamihana and his cousin set out ... He went unarmed and returned unscathed , after having visited and taught in every village of the enemy .
The son of Te Rauparaha , however , induced him to return to Otaki , and finally , as related , Tamihana and his cousin set out ... He went unarmed and returned unscathed , after having visited and taught in every village of the enemy .
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Scholarships were granted to ex - army nurses entitling them to train in London , they on return taking up work in the ... The repatriation of fit men was entrusted to the Repatriation Board ; the settlement of returned soldiers on the ...
Scholarships were granted to ex - army nurses entitling them to train in London , they on return taking up work in the ... The repatriation of fit men was entrusted to the Repatriation Board ; the settlement of returned soldiers on the ...
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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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