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Excerpt from New Zealand and Its Colonization, Vol. 1
From a variety of causes, the experiment of founding a Colony in the Islands of New Zealand has, from the outset, been regarded with unusual interest. What are the advantages offered by New Zealand as a field of British Colonization? What are the characteristic features and the comparative advantages of its several Provinces? What has experience proved to be the sanative value of its climate? What has been the progress of the Colony in agriculture, commerce, population, and wealth? and What is the nature of its Constitution, government, and laws? are questions of interest to all who may be seeking for themselves a home among the Islands of the South. But there are questions of yet deeper and wider interest connected with the Colonization of these Islands.
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