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Scientific American, Vol. 79, No. 15 (October 1898) (1898)

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at Britain; America, its Cuba; weapon and said, " I am tired; let the rest live," fricassee. As for the natives themselves (who are Africa, its Madagascar ; and Asia, its Japan ; and we and ordered the carcasses dragged to the ovens. called the Maoris), let us intrude for a moment The Maoris have… … tion ; so that the race of half a Maoris were an interesting and " TIKI-TIKI," NATITE WOMAN AND CHILD, WITH CLOAK OF NATIVE FLAX, million in the time of Cook has intelligent race; and the been reduced to about thirty present degradation cannot be thousand now. The principal city is Auckland, from…

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