From: The Voyage extract   poetry   "O God! what difference 'twixt man and man,"
Note: Poem attributed to 'Editor'
Issue Details: First known date: 1834... 1834 From: The Voyage
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Notes

  • Author's note: 'New Zealanders, tho' Barbarians and Cannibals, less barbarous and cruel, and infinitely less guilty, than their civilized Christian Visitors'.
  • Editor's note: 'An Unpublished Moral Poem, By a Traveller Shipwrecked at New Zealand'.

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    y separately published work icon Sydney Times no. 36 14 December 1834 Z1638495 1834 newspaper issue 1834 pg. 2
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