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Pakeha - Maori narratives : a New Zealand genre

SKU: 9780473689155
$53.99
  • Author:
    Trevor Bentley
  • ISBN:
    9780473689155
  • Publication Date:
    January 2023
  • Edition:
    1
  • Pages:
  • Binding:
    Paperback
  • Publisher:
    Kereru Books Tauranga
  • Country of Publication:
Pakeha - Maori narratives : a New Zealand genre
Pakeha - Maori narratives : a New Zealand genre

Pakeha - Maori narratives : a New Zealand genre

SKU: 9780473689155
$53.99
  • Author:
    Trevor Bentley
  • ISBN:
    9780473689155
  • Publication Date:
    January 2023
  • Edition:
    1
  • Pages:
  • Binding:
    Paperback
  • Publisher:
    Kereru Books Tauranga
  • Country of Publication:

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Pakeha-Maori Narratives is a collection of 20 first-hand accounts written or dictated by European men who voluntarily crossed cultures to live and trade among the Maori tribes of New Zealand during the 1800s. Valued conduits to prized flintlock muskets, munitions and general trade goods, they were soon firmly integrated into the communities of their hosts, becoming in the process, a distinctive hybrid class, recognised and described by both cultures as Pakeha Maori.

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  • Pakeha-Maori Narratives is a collection of 20 first-hand accounts written or dictated by European men who voluntarily crossed cultures to live and trade among the Maori tribes of New Zealand during the 1800s. Valued conduits to prized flintlock muskets, munitions and general trade goods, they were soon firmly integrated into the communities of their hosts, becoming in the process, a distinctive hybrid class, recognised and described by both cultures as Pakeha Maori.

Pakeha-Maori Narratives is a collection of 20 first-hand accounts written or dictated by European men who voluntarily crossed cultures to live and trade among the Maori tribes of New Zealand during the 1800s. Valued conduits to prized flintlock muskets, munitions and general trade goods, they were soon firmly integrated into the communities of their hosts, becoming in the process, a distinctive hybrid class, recognised and described by both cultures as Pakeha Maori.

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