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New Zealand's Military and Missionary Censors |
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The Maori the same before, as after, Colonization |
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The "Tracts and Treacle" Policy towards the Savage, and its bitter fruits |
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The Colonial Office disgusted with its Protege", and getting rid of him |
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The Crown's participation in, and responsibility, for the "Waitera Purchase" |
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The "Self-Reliant" Bladder—its chivalry and collapse |
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New Zealand divided against herself |
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The Vicars of Bray of the Stafford Ministry |
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The Crown's obligations to help the Colony |
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The Crown's encouragement of and responsibility for, emigration to New Zealand |
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Property to be defended by its "Owners "—Who are the Owners of New Zealand? |
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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 |
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Self Help |
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The cruelty and impolicy of hiring the Savage to destroy the Savage |
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The fallacy as to there being no War in New Zealand |
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The fallacy as to the Rebel Natives being vastly inferior to the Settlers in fighting power and resources |
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The special and unique value of the help of Crown Troops |
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Imperial Troops must be somewhere |
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Lord Carnarvon |
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The Australasian Republic |
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Lord Monck's fortitude |
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Mr. Gladstone's words |
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The temporary division of New Zealand into two Colonies |
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The Poverty Bay Massacre |
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Our Maori Allies |
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The Maori on Extermination |
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