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For the rest we content Bishop Blomfield , and there were good ourselves with extracts from our friend's ยท reasons for pointing to New Zealand as diary : presenting the most urgent claim for a bishop of its own .
For the rest we content Bishop Blomfield , and there were good ourselves with extracts from our friend's ยท reasons for pointing to New Zealand as diary : presenting the most urgent claim for a bishop of its own .
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3 , whom Selwyn always called the founder of 1843 , the bishop returned to Auckland , and the New Zealand Church , a copy of Hook- the following entry in his diary will show er's works which had been Mr. Marsden's in what plighit ...
3 , whom Selwyn always called the founder of 1843 , the bishop returned to Auckland , and the New Zealand Church , a copy of Hook- the following entry in his diary will show er's works which had been Mr. Marsden's in what plighit ...
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crossing a " tide - rip " in one of his early | In 1852 and 1853 the voyages were visitations the bishop saw a Maori lad repeated : the method of the bishop's wrap his head in his blanket when danger missionary work is a thrice - told ...
crossing a " tide - rip " in one of his early | In 1852 and 1853 the voyages were visitations the bishop saw a Maori lad repeated : the method of the bishop's wrap his head in his blanket when danger missionary work is a thrice - told ...
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