Titles in the Cambridge Library Collection - History Series
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This 1926 publication analyses the origins and course of the Flagstaff War (1845-6), and the role of Maori chief Hone Heke.
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These letters by Edward Gibbon Wakefield, an influential promoter of emigration to New Zealand, were first published in 1868.
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This 1914 work, reissued in its second edition (1933), examines how New Zealand joined the British Empire in 1840.
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The third, 1909 edition of McNab's influential 1905 history of European contact with New Zealand's South Island before 1840.
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A lively record of Captain Flack's experiences of hunting, shooting and fishing in the American South.
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The Scottish writer offers his perspective on America and its inhabitants. Apparently unapproving of a country lacking a royal family, he finds the Americans somewhat distressing but interesting. vol. 1 of 2
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The Scottish writer offers his perspective on America and its inhabitants. Apparently unapproving of a country lacking a royal family, he finds the Americans somewhat distressing but interesting. vol. 1 of 2
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A thorough study of early American democracy and social structures, written with scathing honesty.
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An encouraging 1865 account of the state of the working classes in America, aimed at intending emigrants.
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A young English reporter for the New York Herald describes the Prince of Wales's successful 1860 tour of America.
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