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A Traveller's History of New Zealand and South Pacific Islands

Buch | Softcover
304 Seiten
2003
Cassell Reference (Verlag)
978-0-304-36249-3 (ISBN)
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A TRAVELLER'S HISTORY OF NEW ZEALAND AND THE SOUTH PACIFIC ISLANDS will give the curious tourist not only a modern day portrait of New Zealand and the far flung islands, their political systems and economic diversity, but also look at the early settling of this massive area which covers about a fifth of whole surface of the earth. When European navigators first sailed into this region, they were astonished at the exotic shared culture and language of the natives, separated in some cases by terrifying stretches of open ocean. The story of the peopling of the South Pacific Islands and NZ is one of the world's great epics which the author will convey.

'Dr Chambers is a first rate storyteller.' Not only an excellent writer, Dr Chambers has passed more than half his life in Australia and has travelled extensively in the Pacific. As a teacher in Australia he had to offer NZ history as a special topic and has also worked in New Zealand. He has 5 degrees from universities and colleges on 3 continents and is the author of A TRAVELLER'S

Erscheint lt. Verlag 10.1.2003
Reihe/Serie A traveller's history of
Zusatzinfo 36 line drawings, 8 maps
Verlagsort London
Sprache englisch
Maße 129 x 198 mm
Themenwelt Reisen Reiseberichte Australien / Neuseeland / Ozeanien
Geisteswissenschaften Geschichte
ISBN-10 0-304-36249-2 / 0304362492
ISBN-13 978-0-304-36249-3 / 9780304362493
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