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Mar 26, 2023

What I’m Reading – VLOG#6

This week I revive my “What I’m Reading” blog. I highlight an amazing text that forces us to dive into the complicated picture of customary land interests and the questionable progress of colonial settlement into the Rangitikei-Manawatū region in the late 1860s.

Text highlighted: Thomas C. Williams, The Manawatū Purchase Completed, or, the Treaty of Waitangi Broken (London, 1868). See: ENZB – 1868 – Williams, T. C. New Zealand, the Manawatu Purchase Completed (auckland.ac.nz)

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R. Boast, Ngāti Raukawa report, Wai 2200, #A215(a)

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