1 - 8 toradh á dtaispeáint as 8 toradh san iomlán ar an gcuardach '"Maori"' Beachtaigh na torthaí
  1. 1
    de réir Ward, Alan Dudley
    Foilsithe / Cruthaithe 1973
    Ábhair
    LEABHAR
    Cuir le mo chuid Ceanán
    Sábháilte in:
    A show of justice : racial 'amalgamation' in nineteenth century New Zealand /
  2. 2
    de réir Gorst, John Eldon, Sir, 1835-1916
    Foilsithe / Cruthaithe 1864
    Ábhair “...Māori Government relations....”
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    Cuir le mo chuid Ceanán
    Sábháilte in:
    The Maori king, or, The story of our quarrel with the natives of New Zealand /
  3. 3
    de réir Evison, Harry, 1924-
    Foilsithe / Cruthaithe 1987
    Ábhair “...Māori Land tenure....”
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    Cuir le mo chuid Ceanán
    Sábháilte in:
    Ngai Tahu land rights and the crown pastoral lease lands in the South Island of New Zealand /
  4. 4
    de réir Gorst, John Eldon, Sir, 1835-1916
    Foilsithe / Cruthaithe 1959
    Ábhair “...Māori Government relations....”
    Available online from the NZ Electronic Text Centre
    LEABHAR
    Cuir le mo chuid Ceanán
    Sábháilte in:
    The Maori king /
  5. 5
    de réir Jackson, Jean, 1927-
    Foilsithe / Cruthaithe 2007
    Ábhair “...Māori Land tenure....”
    LEABHAR
    Cuir le mo chuid Ceanán
    Sábháilte in:
    Auckland, how she is crowned : strange and wonderful anthropology (you will cry) /
  6. 6
    de réir Simpson, Tony, 1945-
    Foilsithe / Cruthaithe 1979
    Ábhair “...Māori Land tenure....”
    LEABHAR
    Cuir le mo chuid Ceanán
    Sábháilte in:
    Te riri pakeha = the white man's anger /
  7. 7
    de réir Wards, Ian McLean
    Foilsithe / Cruthaithe 1968
    Ábhair
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    Cuir le mo chuid Ceanán
    Sábháilte in:
    The shadow of the land; a study of British policy and racial conflict in New Zealand 1832-1852,
  8. 8
    de réir Colenso, W. (William), 1811-1899
    Foilsithe / Cruthaithe 1999
    Ábhair
    LEABHAR
    Cuir le mo chuid Ceanán
    Sábháilte in:
    Fiat justitia : being a few thoughts respecting the Māori prisoner Kereopa, now in Napier gaol awaiting his trial for murder, respectfully addressed to the considerate and justice-loving Christian settlers of Hawke's Bay and also to our rulers, in a letter to the editor of the "Hawke's Bay Herald" /

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