Blood & Dirt. Prison Labour and the Making of New Zealand. NEW.

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Blood & Dirt. Prison Labour and the Making of New Zealand. NEW.Jared Davidson. A groundbreaking history of the use of prison labour in nineteenth century New Zealand and also its Pacific empire. The author contends that penal practice played an active, central role in the creation of much we now take for granted in our modern world. The story ranges from the Hohi mission station in the Bay of Islands to Milford Sound, forest plantations and even Parliament itself. Illustrated with interesting and little known

Chris Bourke

Mallinson Rendel Publishers

ISBN 9780713438451

A comprehensive guide to the 14 species breeding in New Zealand

Fine photographs and some good maps complement the interesting text

First published in 1988

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Especially so since the nineteenth century establishment of acclimatisation societies by European settlers

Michael Joseph

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A fine and thorough centennial history of the Southland settlement and district

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