Lines Written Immediately on Hearing of the Fate of the Three Natives and Capture of the Two Europeans by the New Zealanders, From Whom He and His Family Had Been Providently Permitted to Escape - (April 6th, 1834) single work   poetry   "HEAR me, oh God, and in my heart"
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Issue Details: First known date: 1834... 1834 Lines Written Immediately on Hearing of the Fate of the Three Natives and Capture of the Two Europeans by the New Zealanders, From Whom He and His Family Had Been Providently Permitted to Escape - (April 6th, 1834)
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    y separately published work icon Sydney Times no. 6 2 September 1834 Z1633833 1834 newspaper issue 1834 pg. 3
Subjects:
  • c
    New Zealand,
    c
    Pacific Region,
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