Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 251, Issue 1517William Blackwood, 1942 |
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Page 163
... leave them behind , and we could take some more on . But it meant that the whole of my arrangements for feed- ing and accommodation were blown sky - high . If you know you have to put ninety men into a space suited for thirty you may be ...
... leave them behind , and we could take some more on . But it meant that the whole of my arrangements for feed- ing and accommodation were blown sky - high . If you know you have to put ninety men into a space suited for thirty you may be ...
Page 199
... leave ample space for the first settlements of British colonists , who from 1840 onwards began to arrive in ever- increasing numbers . Hone Heke heard Hongi's dying words , and stored them in his memory . He was Hongi's nephew , married ...
... leave ample space for the first settlements of British colonists , who from 1840 onwards began to arrive in ever- increasing numbers . Hone Heke heard Hongi's dying words , and stored them in his memory . He was Hongi's nephew , married ...
Page 206
... leaving the town and going on board the ships , so they returned to the town and began to plunder , and the people of the town plundered also , so both parties quietly plundered the town of Kororareka , and did not quarrel with one ...
... leaving the town and going on board the ships , so they returned to the town and began to plunder , and the people of the town plundered also , so both parties quietly plundered the town of Kororareka , and did not quarrel with one ...
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