The Pamphlet Collection of Sir Robert Stout: Volume 10

Index

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New Zealand's Military and Missionary Censors	1
The Maori the same before, as after, Colonization	3
The "Tracts and Treacle" Policy towards the Savage, and its bitter fruits	4
The Colonial Office disgusted with its Protege", and getting rid of him	4
The Crown's participation in, and responsibility, for the "Waitera Purchase"	5
The "Self-Reliant" Bladder—its chivalry and collapse	6
New Zealand divided against herself	8
The Vicars of Bray of the Stafford Ministry	10
The Crown's obligations to help the Colony	11
The Crown's encouragement of and responsibility for, emigration to New Zealand	12
Property to be defended by its "Owners "—Who are the Owners of New Zealand?	13
The fallacy that such Colonies as the Australasian are not entitled to the free services of the Crown's Troops, because they do not contribute to Crown Taxes	14
Self Help	15
The cruelty and impolicy of hiring the Savage to destroy the Savage	16
The fallacy as to there being no War in New Zealand	17
The fallacy as to the Rebel Natives being vastly inferior to the Settlers in fighting power and resources	17
The special and unique value of the help of Crown Troops	19
Imperial Troops must be somewhere	20
Lord Carnarvon	21
The Australasian Republic	22
Lord Monck's fortitude	23
Mr. Gladstone's words	24
The temporary division of New Zealand into two Colonies	25
The Poverty Bay Massacre	26
Our Maori Allies	26
The Maori on Extermination	27