Excerpt from From Poverty to Plenty: Or the Labour Question Solved
North Island of New Zealand in regard to their lands. The native land laws of New Zealand were and are a disgrace to any civilised community. The Maories were prevented by legislation from raising any money upon their lands for the purpose of utilising them, and by the same laws were prao tically prevented from cultivating, or in any way improving their vast estates, extending in the North Island over twelve millions of acres.
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