
Wellington
by Gavin McLean
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Part of a series that focuses on the formative years of European settlement in New Zealand's four main centres. It draws on up-to-date scholarship to explain the historical and geopolitical contexts of settlement, outlining the geography, transport and communications barriers and the social, political and economic development of the Wellington, placing particular emphasis on Maori use and ownership, land acquisition and the change in the balance of power between Maori and Europeans.
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