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Page |
Why and how New Zealand was colonized by England |
4 |
French for New Zealand |
4 & 78 |
Angle-Saxon colonisation ruthless to the Savage 5 |
Treaty of Waitangi |
6 |
Land-Title difficulties |
7 |
Taranaki Land Case |
7 & 52 |
Our ample recognition of Native Land Rights |
8 |
The Maori's Larder |
9 |
His great landed possessions and little use of them |
10 |
Colonists' losses and sufferings by the War |
12 |
Benefits Colonisation has conferred on the Maori |
14 |
Difficulty of taming the Wild Man |
15 |
The 'Maori as he is |
16 |
The 'Maori hitherto the Ward of Downing Street |
18 |
Colonists' early toils |
21 |
Saturday Reviewers |
22 |
New Zealand Peers |
23 |
Selling Arms to the Maori |
23 |
Why and whence it becomes the duty of the Mother Country to aid her Colonies in local Wars |
27 |
Home Government's encouragement of Emigration to New Zealand |
28 |
Downing Street's Emigrant Guide Book |
(Note) 28 |
Who are the "Owners" of New Zealand |
29 |
Benefits which Colonies and Colonists confer on the Mother-Country |
32 |
The United States no substitute for Colonies |
32 & 85 |
Colonists' Contributions to Mr. Gladstone's Exchequer |
33 |
The true Cause of the War |
34 |
Illustrations of and Treacle Policy" |
34 |
Missionary-Officials |
(Note)35 |
The Maoris fatuous "Whim" |
37
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The Maori's ideal of European Colonisation |
37 |
The White Man's Rat |
38 |
The land League |
38 & 88 |
Our future Policy |
41 |
The Maori's ignorance and conceit |
43 |
Terms of Peace. Confiscation |
45 |
Mr. Fitzgerald's prescriptions |
47 |
A Hollow Peace followed by a renewal of War |
51 |
Sir George Grey's recall |
53 |
Probable Results of the Right Policy |
58 |
The Maori's wants |
(note) 58 |
Mr. Weld's remedies |
58 |
The "Treble" Government |
63 |
The four "Courses" open to us to take |
67 |
Mr. Mills and his "Spirited Policy" |
71 |
Better News |
74 |
Maori Brides |
75 |
The Old Alsatia of the Pacific |
77 |
Land Sharks |
79 |
The Maori's Land Titles |
80 |
Maori Massacres of former days |
82 |
Cessation of Tribal Wars after Colonization |
84 |
Society in New Zealand |
84 |
Heke's deatraction of Kororareka |
87 |
Selling North New Zealand to France |
89 |