History of New Zealand volume 3
History of New Zealand volume 3
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Pollen lost. Little time in obtaining an interview with Rewi (or Manga) the leader of the Ngatimaniapoto, who agreed to discuss matters within his own territory, in order that he might stand on a good footing. The chief recurred to the burden of Tawhiao, " the return of the Waikato to their ancestral lands ; " but the Minister adhered to the policy of Sir Donald McLean. The re-cession of the confiscated land was impossible, but the Government would deal liberally with such of the tribe as might... return and settle on unalienated reserves available for the purpose. Diplomacy was at a stand. Litigation meanwhile proffered advantages. The notorious Hawke's Bay purchases had afforded opportunities to Mr. Sheehan. Selected as counsel for the Maori claimants when all the legal talent at Hawke's Bay had been secured for the purchasers of the Heretaunga block, Mr. Sheehan had been invited from Auckland as the Maori advocate. At Napier he had, in 1873, appeared before a Com- mission appointed under an Act of 1872 to inquire into the alienation of native lands.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Pollen lost. Little time in obtaining an interview with Rewi (or Manga) the leader of the Ngatimaniapoto, who agreed to discuss matters within his own territory, in order that he might stand on a good footing. The chief recurred to the burden of Tawhiao, " the return of the Waikato to their ancestral lands ; " but the Minister adhered to the policy of Sir Donald McLean. The re-cession of the confiscated land was impossible, but the Government would deal liberally with such of the tribe as might... return and settle on unalienated reserves available for the purpose. Diplomacy was at a stand. Litigation meanwhile proffered advantages. The notorious Hawke's Bay purchases had afforded opportunities to Mr. Sheehan. Selected as counsel for the Maori claimants when all the legal talent at Hawke's Bay had been secured for the purchasers of the Heretaunga block, Mr. Sheehan had been invited from Auckland as the Maori advocate. At Napier he had, in 1873, appeared before a Com- mission appointed under an Act of 1872 to inquire into the alienation of native lands.
What to read after History of New Zealand volume 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George William Rusden to read onlineMoreLess
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