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Land uprooted high : New Zealand's rise to international insignificance / A.K. Grant, K.P. Gabara.
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TextPublication details: Wellington : Reed, 1971.Description: 126 p. : illISBN: - 0589006681
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| 990.072 W926 Work in flux / | 990.0922 M835 More Pacific Islands portraits | 993 B269m Melanesia and the western Polynesian fringe / | 993 G761 Land uprooted high : New Zealand's rise to international insignificance / | 993.01 J72f The farthest corner : New Zealand, a twice discovered land / | 993.01 S172t Two worlds : first meetings between Maori and Europeans, 1642-1772 / | 993.031 F873 The French and the Maori / |
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