Publisher's Synopsis
Explore the fascinating culture and history of the indigenous peoples of New Zealand with this insightful book on the Maori people. Authored by Maori writer W. B. Te Kuiti, this book provides a unique perspective on Maori culture and traditions, as well as the impact of European colonization. From the sacred traditions of Maori mythology to the complex relationships with European settlers, this book offers a compelling portrait of a vibrant and resilient people.
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