The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 50Butterworths, 1975 - Law |
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Page 422
... Maori from destruction . The urgency of bring- ing British law to New Zealand was a desire to protect the Maori from the whalers , sealers and traders whom Darwin has described as " the very refuse of our society " .12 They defied Maori ...
... Maori from destruction . The urgency of bring- ing British law to New Zealand was a desire to protect the Maori from the whalers , sealers and traders whom Darwin has described as " the very refuse of our society " .12 They defied Maori ...
Page 423
... Maori custom ended up by denying its But worse was to come . Maori existence . custom was later actively suppressed . The tohunga was central to Maori society yet the church and the medical profession saw him as a threat . The preamble ...
... Maori custom ended up by denying its But worse was to come . Maori existence . custom was later actively suppressed . The tohunga was central to Maori society yet the church and the medical profession saw him as a threat . The preamble ...
Page 424
... Maori people equal voting rights and the Act of 1852 made no distinction between Maori and pakeha . Yet lawyers raised doubts as to whether the Maori should have a vote and the matter was eventually decided in 1859 when an opinion was ...
... Maori people equal voting rights and the Act of 1852 made no distinction between Maori and pakeha . Yet lawyers raised doubts as to whether the Maori should have a vote and the matter was eventually decided in 1859 when an opinion was ...
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