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First encounters : New Zealand 1642-1840 / edited by Gordon Ell and Sarah Ell.

Kaituhi: Momo rauemi: TextTextSeries: NZ seriesKaiwhakaputa: Auckland, New Zealand : Oratia Books, Oratia Media Ltd, 2021Kaiwhakaputa: ©2021Whakaahuatanga: 106 pages : illustrations ; 24 cmContent type:
  • text
Media type:
  • unmediated
Carrier type:
  • volume
ISBN:
  • 9780947506902
  • 094750690X
Ngā marau: DDC classification:
  • 993.01 23
Contents:
Introduction -- First contacts: -- Murderers' Bay / Abel Tasman, 1642 -- A tragic encounter / Joseph Banks, 1769 -- Moehanga -- the first Māori to visit England / John Savage, 1805 -- Missionaries and traders: -- The first Christmas / Samuel Marsden, 1814 -- The spar trade / Richard A. Cruise, 1820 -- Envoy of peace / Henry Williams, 1828 -- Sealers and whalers -- Attack by night / John Boultbee, 1826 -- Mutiny averted / Captain W.B. Rhodes, 1836 -- The whalers of Te-Awa-iti / Edward Jerningham Wakefield, 1839 -- Life among the Māori: -- The tattooed sailor / John Rutherford, 1810s -- Threat and fire / Augustus Earle, 1827 -- The arrival of 'doubtful friends' / F.E. Manning, 1830s -- Strange journeys: -- In the footsteps of Cook / Joel Polack, 1835 -- Ascent of Egmont / Ernst Dieffenbach, 1839 -- A golden dream / John Logan Campbell, 1840 -- Sources and further reading -- Index.
Summary: "Europeans had no idea what they would find when they first set eyes on Aotearoa. The records they kept of their encounters with this new land and its Māori inhabitants reveal stories of great wonder, curiosity, misunderstanding and adventure. [This book] samples those early journals and reports - from the first explorers Abel Tasman in 1642 and Joseph Banks in 1769, through to early settlers like John Logan Campbell in 1840, just as the Treaty of Waitangi was coming into force. The collection of first-hand accounts and illustrations reveal a land vastly different from modern New Zealand, in which these historic figures were laying the foundations for the country of today."--Back cover.
Ngā tūtohu mai i tēnei whare pukapuka: Kāore he tūtohu i tēnei whare pukapuka mō tēnei taitara. Takiuru ki te tāpiri tūtohu.
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"Collection of first-hand accounts and illustrations"--Back cover.

Includes bibliographical references.

Introduction -- First contacts: -- Murderers' Bay / Abel Tasman, 1642 -- A tragic encounter / Joseph Banks, 1769 -- Moehanga -- the first Māori to visit England / John Savage, 1805 -- Missionaries and traders: -- The first Christmas / Samuel Marsden, 1814 -- The spar trade / Richard A. Cruise, 1820 -- Envoy of peace / Henry Williams, 1828 -- Sealers and whalers -- Attack by night / John Boultbee, 1826 -- Mutiny averted / Captain W.B. Rhodes, 1836 -- The whalers of Te-Awa-iti / Edward Jerningham Wakefield, 1839 -- Life among the Māori: -- The tattooed sailor / John Rutherford, 1810s -- Threat and fire / Augustus Earle, 1827 -- The arrival of 'doubtful friends' / F.E. Manning, 1830s -- Strange journeys: -- In the footsteps of Cook / Joel Polack, 1835 -- Ascent of Egmont / Ernst Dieffenbach, 1839 -- A golden dream / John Logan Campbell, 1840 -- Sources and further reading -- Index.

"Europeans had no idea what they would find when they first set eyes on Aotearoa. The records they kept of their encounters with this new land and its Māori inhabitants reveal stories of great wonder, curiosity, misunderstanding and adventure. [This book] samples those early journals and reports - from the first explorers Abel Tasman in 1642 and Joseph Banks in 1769, through to early settlers like John Logan Campbell in 1840, just as the Treaty of Waitangi was coming into force. The collection of first-hand accounts and illustrations reveal a land vastly different from modern New Zealand, in which these historic figures were laying the foundations for the country of today."--Back cover.

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