Blackwood's Magazine, Volumen 251,Número 1517William Blackwood, 1942 |
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... Maori whom he had detected creeping up to his position . This was a man of Kawiti's war party , whose object was to create a diversion on the southern side in order to make Heke's task easier . The Maoris had heard from the mission ...
... Maori whom he had detected creeping up to his position . This was a man of Kawiti's war party , whose object was to create a diversion on the southern side in order to make Heke's task easier . The Maoris had heard from the mission ...
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... Maoris nor the soldiers had been idle . Lieutenant Barclay turned out his detachment of the 96th Regiment , consisting of thirty men , as soon as he heard the firing , and they were soon hotly engaged in repelling the detachment of Maoris ...
... Maoris nor the soldiers had been idle . Lieutenant Barclay turned out his detachment of the 96th Regiment , consisting of thirty men , as soon as he heard the firing , and they were soon hotly engaged in repelling the detachment of Maoris ...
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... Maoris suffered much greater losses - thirty - four killed and sixty - eight wounded . But next morn- ing the ships sailed away for Auckland , leaving the abandoned and burning town under a pall of smoke in the hands of the triumphant ...
... Maoris suffered much greater losses - thirty - four killed and sixty - eight wounded . But next morn- ing the ships sailed away for Auckland , leaving the abandoned and burning town under a pall of smoke in the hands of the triumphant ...
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