What was in it for Maori? What was in it for the Pakeha?

DIGITAL LIBRARY

Description

Four points are made as to what Maori and Pakeha thought they would gain as a result of the Treaty signing. These include; proper control of trade growth, control of how and where new immigrants were settled, a legal system common to both Maori and settlers and control of land sales.

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Primary author: Stevens, S.T.

Secondary author: Business Adminstration

Primary source author/editor: Unknown

Publisher: Business Administration

Publication format: Hand-out

Publication date: Unknown

Publication place: Unknown

Publication availability: Yes

Publication location: Treaty Resource Centre

Content type: Treaty itself, Explanation of Treaty

General related topics: Colonisation

Historical period: 19th

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