Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Musings in Maoriland
Here is ever a danger of confounding analogy and identity. If it is said a State is an organ ism growing, developing as other living bod ies grow and develop, - one must not assume that a nation passes through the same phases and has all the characteristics Of an individual. It is a useful analogy to use - to say the State is an organism. There is, however, no identity, but Often dissimilarity, between the growth of a person and that Of a nation. With this caution, however, it will help us in brie?y tracing the intellectual history Of New Zealand - to speak.
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