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From Tasman To Marsden.

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CHAPTER. TITLE. PAGE.
Preface.
I. Discovery by Tasman, 1642 and 1643 1
II. Cook on the East Coast, 1769 16
III. De Surville Visits Doubtless Bay, 1769 33
IV. Cook Completes his Survey, 1769 and 1770 46
V. Marion's Visit to the Bay of Islands, 1772 59
VI. Stray Visitors, 1773 to 1793
1.

—Furneaux visits Tolaga Bay, 1773.
2.

—Discovery of the Kermadecs, 1788.
3.

—H.M.S. “Gorgon's" Visit, 1792.
4.

—Kidnapping Flax Dressers, 1792 and 1793.
5.

—D'Entrecasteaux's Visit, 1793.
6.

—Governor King's Visit, 1793.
75
VII. The First Timber Trade, 1794 to 1801 86
VIII. The First Whaling Trade, 1801 to 1806 95
IX. The Day of Te Pahi, 1806 to 1809 109
X. The Massacre of the “Boyd," 1809 and 1810 125
XI. After the Massacre, 1810 to 1814 138
XII. Development of the Mission Scheme, 1807 to 1814 154
XIII. Marsden Establishes the Mission, 1814 and 1815 168
XIV. The Bay of Islands, 1815 to 1818 187
Bibliography 213
Index—
Personal 221
Shipping 224
General 225
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