The Colonization of New Zealand

Abori aboriginal race abundance acquired acres already amongst Australian Bay of Plenty beast of prey become benefit British cannibalism ceded chiefs Christian civilization Colonial City Colonists colonization coloured Cook Cook's Strait Crown cultivation destined discoverer distant districts double-island earth effect endowed England equally established European extended fertile flax forest birds formed future George Forster German miles German square miles gifts harbours hence hitherto human individuals inhabited intercourse Isthmus of Panama kind labour land less London maize maritime means ment middle island Missionaries Mount Egmont mountain namely nation native natural navigation North northern island nowise numerous ocean Old Bailey operation Pakeha Panama Port Nicholson possession potato principle PROFESSOR RITTER progress quadrupeds quently rich rior root savage settlement settlers ships Shore of Cook's social soil South Sea South Wales southern Southern ocean supe Tasman's Gulf territory thence tion tribes volcanic Wellington whole wild Zealand Company