The Pacific Its Past And Future And the Policy of the Great Powers From the Ei
The Pacific Its Past And Future And the Policy of the Great Powers From the Ei
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Two years later the Southern Whale Fishery Company was formed to develop these rights, and Charles Enderby was sent out with full powers to carry out the intentions of the scheme. - The Antarctic Prince of WTiales. — Enderby arrived at Port Ross in December 1849. There were then fifty-one persons in the Company's employ, and seventy natives had arrived from the Chathams a few years earlier. All were engaged on the work of the Company. To govern this little community Enderby had been granted by ...the Colonial Office a commission as lieutenant-governor, responsible direct to Downing Street. In his early reports he expressed the usual confidence of a company promoter that the group * The Constitutional History ana Law of Neiv Zealand, bv Dr J. Might and Dr H. D. Bamford.
- The Auckland Islattds, by Charles Enderby, 1849.
212 OCEAN OUTPOSTS would not involve the Imperial exchequer in any expense, and would even confer benefits on the adjacent colonies.
The Company did not succeed. Not only was it soon in financial difficulties, but in 1850 we find Enderby significantly asking the Colonial Office how he should deal with cases which would be punishable by transportation if such powers existed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Two years later the Southern Whale Fishery Company was formed to develop these rights, and Charles Enderby was sent out with full powers to carry out the intentions of the scheme. - The Antarctic Prince of WTiales. — Enderby arrived at Port Ross in December 1849. There were then fifty-one persons in the Company's employ, and seventy natives had arrived from the Chathams a few years earlier. All were engaged on the work of the Company. To govern this little community Enderby had been granted by ...the Colonial Office a commission as lieutenant-governor, responsible direct to Downing Street. In his early reports he expressed the usual confidence of a company promoter that the group * The Constitutional History ana Law of Neiv Zealand, bv Dr J. Might and Dr H. D. Bamford.
- The Auckland Islattds, by Charles Enderby, 1849.
212 OCEAN OUTPOSTS would not involve the Imperial exchequer in any expense, and would even confer benefits on the adjacent colonies.
The Company did not succeed. Not only was it soon in financial difficulties, but in 1850 we find Enderby significantly asking the Colonial Office how he should deal with cases which would be punishable by transportation if such powers existed.
What to read after The Pacific Its Past And Future And the Policy of the Great Powers From the Ei?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by G H Guy Hardy Scholefield to read onlineMoreLess
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