The Retrospect
The Retrospect
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This work deals exclusively with the up-country life of New Zealand, and includes intimate descriptions of the humours and tragedies of the fascinating country of the " Back Blocks. " Special chapters treat of "The Bush and its People, " "The Maori at Home, " "Bush Evenings, " " Taraka and his Friends, " "The Bush Hotel-keeper, " etc. Much has been written on the corresponding life in Australia, but the more romantic field afforded by New Zealand has scarcely been touched. For this reason, Mr. ...Koebel's book should prove of univer- sal interest. His record is that of an eye-witness of all that is worth seeing and noting, and his large experience in the writing of such works guarantees complete success.
A White Australia Impossible E. W. COLE In crown 8vo, cloth, 2s. 6d.
This book is an appeal from race prejudice in favour of permitting the free entry of Japanese, Chinese, and other coloured races into the Australian Commonwealth. The Author discusses the cause of colour in mankind, gives much valuable and interesting information regarding various Asiatic and African races, shows that all the races of mankind are of a more or less mixed origin, and argues that a white Australia is neither desirable nor possible.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This work deals exclusively with the up-country life of New Zealand, and includes intimate descriptions of the humours and tragedies of the fascinating country of the " Back Blocks. " Special chapters treat of "The Bush and its People, " "The Maori at Home, " "Bush Evenings, " " Taraka and his Friends, " "The Bush Hotel-keeper, " etc. Much has been written on the corresponding life in Australia, but the more romantic field afforded by New Zealand has scarcely been touched. For this reason, Mr. ...Koebel's book should prove of univer- sal interest. His record is that of an eye-witness of all that is worth seeing and noting, and his large experience in the writing of such works guarantees complete success.
A White Australia Impossible E. W. COLE In crown 8vo, cloth, 2s. 6d.
This book is an appeal from race prejudice in favour of permitting the free entry of Japanese, Chinese, and other coloured races into the Australian Commonwealth. The Author discusses the cause of colour in mankind, gives much valuable and interesting information regarding various Asiatic and African races, shows that all the races of mankind are of a more or less mixed origin, and argues that a white Australia is neither desirable nor possible.
What to read after The Retrospect?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cambridge Ada to read onlineMoreLess
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