Te Hemara - James Hamlin 1803 - 1865 Friend of the Maoris by H. J. Ryburn

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Te Hemara - James Hamlin 1803 - 1865 Friend of the Maoris by H. J. RyburnTe Hemara James Hamlin 1803 1865 Friend of the Maoris by H. J. Ryburn. Publisher: Published by the author (1979), Dunedin, first edition. Good softback, covers creased, no inscriptions, light tanning, small crease to some corners. 151 pages. "This is the true story of James Hamlin who came to New Zealand at a time when cannibalism was still being practised by the Maoris. For nearly forty years he lived and brought up a large family under the most

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