 | 1840 - 316 lehte
...several hundred persous have recently sailed from Ibis country to occupy and cultivate those lands. The spirit of adventure having thus been effectually...unless protected and restrained by necessary laws and institutions, they will repeat, unchecked, in that quarter of the globe, the same process of war and... | |
 | Charles Terry - 1842 - 418 lehte
...sailed from this country to occupy and cultivate those lands. The spirit of adventure having been thus effectually roused, it can no longer be doubted that...unless protected, and restrained by necessary laws and institutions, they will repeat unchecked, in that quarter of the globe, the same process of war and... | |
 | Charles Terry - 1842 - 416 lehte
...sailed from this country to occupy and cultivate those lands. The spirit of adventure having been thus effectually roused, it can no longer be doubted that...an extensive settlement of British subjects will be raplflly established in New Zealand, and that unless protected, and restrained by necessary laws and... | |
 | Great Britain. Parliament - 1845 - 794 lehte
...a sovereign and independent State, so far as it was possible to make that acknowledgment in favour of the people composed of numerous dispersed and petty...subjects will be rapidly established in New Zealand ; and (hat, unless protected and restrained by necessary laws and institutions, they will repeat, unchecked,... | |
 | 1913 - 436 lehte
...several hundred persons have recently sailed from this country to occupy and cultivate those lands. The spirit of adventure having thus been effectually...unless protected and restrained by necessary laws and institutions, they will repeat, unchecked, in that quarter of the globe, the same process of war and... | |
 | Thomas Lindsay Buick - 1914 - 406 lehte
...and cultivate these lands. The spirit of adventure having been effectually roused it can be no longer doubted that an extensive settlement of British subjects...that unless protected and restrained by necessary loans and institutions they will repeat unchecked in that quarter of the Globe the same process of... | |
 | Kenneth Norman Bell, William Parker Morrell - 1928 - 672 lehte
...several hundred persons have recently sailed from this country to occupy and cultivate those lands. The spirit of adventure having thus been effectually...unless protected and restrained by necessary laws and institutions, they will repeat, unchecked, in that quarter of the globe, the same process of war and... | |
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The spirit of adventure having thus been effectually roused, it can no longer be doubted that an extensive settlement of British subjects will be rapidly established in New Zealand ; and that, unless protected and restrained by necessary laws and institutions,... 