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9781108039437

Contributions to the Early History of New Zealand

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  • ISBN13:

    9781108039437

  • ISBN10:

    110803943X

  • Edition: 1st
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2011-11-24
  • Publisher: Cambridge Univ Pr

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Summary

English-born Thomas Morland Hocken (1836-1910), doctor, historian, and bibliographer, arrived in New Zealand in 1862 after abandoning his career as a ship's surgeon. After establishing a general practice in Dunedin, Hocken began to take a keen interest in the country's recent past. Published in 1898, this book was Hocken's first major work on New Zealand. The book focuses on the history of European settlement in the southern province of Otago in the years preceding the gold rush. Hocken begins with an account of the first pioneers' arrival in New Zealand, and the 'Wakefield Scheme' of assisted passage. The book describes the lives of the founding fathers of Dunedin, the migration of settlers to the area and the establishment of churches, and ends with the discovery of gold. Hocken wrote several other accounts of New Zealand history and was elected Fellow of the Linnean Society for his contribution to botany.

Table of Contents

Preface
Introductory
The Colonial Gazette and New Zealand Journal
Captain William Cargill
The 'Disruption' of 1843
The two schemes compared
Governor Fitzroy departs for New Zealand
Sketch of Middle Island sixty years ago
Permission to purchase land
Voyage continued
Voyage concluded
The first pioneers in 1845
Victory of the Company in the Three Days' Debate in the House of Commons
Resumption of surveys
Description of Otepoti (Dunedin) and its surroundings
Government again hostile
The John Wickliffe and Philip Laing
First sermon
Bishop Selwyn's second visit
Early lessons in politics
Surrender of New Zealand Company
Attempt at banking and monetary affairs
First and second sessions of Provincial Council, 1854 and 1855
Progress and activity in 1856
Mr. Cutten, new Commissioner of Lands
Major Richardson, the new Superintendent
Appendix
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