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An analysis of the influence of religion and of religious movements upon the course of New Zealand history since 1814
(University of Canterbury. History, 1935)
The aim of this thesis, explained more fully in the introductory chapter, is to discover and to discuss the occasions, events and movements in the history of New Zealand, which have been influenced by religious motives, ...
The effect of the abolition of the provinces on political parties in the New Zealand House of Representatives, 1876-7
(University of Canterbury. History, 1936)
This work aims to describe the disappearance of an election issue during the life of the Parliament which has been elected in that issue. The members of the House of Representatives in the sixth Parliament of New Zealand ...
The native ministry of Donald McLean, 1869-1876.
(University of Canterbury. Department of History, 1937)
The history of the first and second sessions of the fourth New Zealand parliament, 1866-1867.
(University of Canterbury, 1938)
Public opinion in Canterbury on the abolition of the provinces, 1873-6
(University of Canterbury. History, 1936)
“The degree to which public opinion will actually approximate rational and critical social judgment upon vital issues will depend upon such general conditions in the social population as homogeneity, social equality, ...
Congregation of Our Lady of Mercy in New Zealand
(University of Canterbury. History, 1939)
Sisters of Mercy in our different dioceses have often expressed regret that, so far, no one has written a historical sketch of the Order of Mercy in New Zealand. Time is steadily stealing from our midst those who were ...
The history of the second New Zealand Parliament: being an account of the two houses of the Legislature 1856-1860
(University of Canterbury. History, 1935)
The second parliament constitutes an important landmark in the political development of New Zealand, for with it cabinet government, that heritage of the English parliamentary system came into being; as in England, not by ...
A brief historical survey of Canterbury, N.Z., Nov. 1, 1876 to Dec. 31, 1879.
(University of Canterbury. Department of History, 1939)
New Zealand - a mandatory power
(University of Canterbury. History, 1935)
At a time when New Zealand's attempts to govern peacefully the mandated territory of Western Samoa are giving rise to comments and contentions in many parts of the world, and when her ability and indeed her right to ...
A history of the political labour movement in New Zealand, 1850-1913
(University of Canterbury, 1937)
A typically modern trend in democratic countries has been the entry of labour representatives into the political arena. New Zealand has proved no exception to the rule, but the history of her own labour movement, particularly ...













