
The King Country; or, Explorations in New Zealand
A Narrative of 600 Miles of Travel Through MaorilandBy J. H. Kerry-NichollsLength10h 42m
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In 'The King Country; or, Explorations in New Zealand,' J. H. Kerry-Nicholls presents an intricate and vivid depiction of New Zealand's landscapes and cultures during the late 19th century. This work combines detailed observational narratives with exploratory insights, offering readers a glimpse into the lives of the MƒÅori and the natural beauty of the region. The literary style is characterized by its rich descriptions and a sense of adventure, reflecting the Romantic influences prevalent in the Victorian era, as well as a burgeoning curiosity about the 'otherness' of colonized lands. Kerry-Nicholls engages with themes of exploration, colonialism, and the tension between indigenous traditions and European incursions, making it a significant contribution to the emerging genre of travel literature. J. H. Kerry-Nicholls, an enthusiastic traveler and keen observer of human nature, was motivated by a desire to document the unique landscapes and cultures he encountered. His background as both a journalist and an explorer equipped him with the tools to convey gripping narratives that were both informative and evocative. This endeavor not only showcases his passion for exploration but also highlights the societal changes occurring in New Zealand during a period of rapid colonization and cultural exchange. 'The King Country' is a must-read for enthusiasts of travel literature, history, and anthropology. It invites readers to traverse the breathtaking scenery and complex social fabric of 19th-century New Zealand while considering the broader implications of exploration and colonialism. Kerry-Nicholls'Äô work will captivate anyone interested in understanding the historical and cultural nuances of this remarkable land.
Audiobook details
GenreHistory
Length10 hrs 42 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateDec 19, 2019
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1Introduction
20CHAPTER XVI.: FOOTNOTES:
2PREFACE.
21CHAPTER XVII.
3INTRODUCTION.: FOOTNOTES:
22CHAPTER XVIII.
4CHAPTER I.: FOOTNOTES:
23CHAPTER XIX.
5CHAPTER II.: FOOTNOTES:
24CHAPTER XX.: FOOTNOTES:
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6CHAPTER III.
25CHAPTER XXI.: FOOTNOTES:
7CHAPTER IV.: FOOTNOTES:
26CHAPTER XXII.
8CHAPTER V.: FOOTNOTES:
27CHAPTER XXIII.: FOOTNOTES:
9CHAPTER VI.: FOOTNOTES:
28CHAPTER XXIV.: FOOTNOTES:
10CHAPTER VII.: FOOTNOTES:
29CHAPTER XXV.
11CHAPTER VIII.: FOOTNOTES:
30CHAPTER XXVI.: FOOTNOTES:
12CHAPTER IX.: FOOTNOTES:
31CHAPTER XXVII.: FOOTNOTES:
13CHAPTER X.: FOOTNOTES:
32CHAPTER XXVIII.: FOOTNOTES:
14EXPLORATION OF THE KING COUNTRY.
33APPENDIX.: FOOTNOTES:
15CHAPTER XI.: FOOTNOTES:
34THE CHIEFS.
16CHAPTER XII.: FOOTNOTES:
35LIST OF THE NEW ZEALAND TRIBES, WITH THEIR LOCALITIES.
17CHAPTER XIII.: FOOTNOTES:
36THE FLORA.: FOOTNOTES:
18CHAPTER XIV.: FOOTNOTES:
37A BRIEF REFERENCE TO THE MAORI LANGUAGE.: FOOTNOTES:
19CHAPTER XV.: FOOTNOTES:
38INDEX.