New Zealand, the Britain Of the South

Publisher: Edward Stanford, 1861 Hard cover. Used - GOOD COLLECTIBLE Ex library 520 p. With a Chapter in the Native War, and Our Future Native Policy. 2nd Edition Original Cloth 8vo pp. xv, 519, incl. 5 pp. of advertisements, Chapters on just about most aspects from pre-discovery, through settlement. Tight red library binding. The shadows on scans… Read more about this item

London:: Edward Stanford,, 1861.. Second edition.. Old ink signature on title page; front free endpaper re-inserted with damage at edges; light wear to cloth.. Lacks both maps..

edward stanford london 1861. second edition 519pp+ads.[map missing, lacks fep] G+ (libr.rebind in blue cloth w.libr.marks to spine,sl.rubbed and soiled,,owner's inscr.to title,contents browned and foxed)

London: Edward Stanford, 1861. Book. Good. Blue Cloth. Second Edition. 8vo - over 7¾ - 9¾" tall. xv, 519 pages, 2 large folding, colouyred maps. The maps have short closed tears, otherwise very good, spine is rubbed, old name on front endpaper..

Paperback / softback. New. This updated 1861 version of an 1857 book on New Zealand by the emigration activist Charles Hursthouse promotes the country to potential British settlers. Hursthouse presents detailed information on New Zealand's climate, natural history, politics and economy, and provides practical advice on emigration to the 'Britain of the South'.