COLONIZATION OF NEW ZEALAND 1769-1840

Discover the fascinating history of New Zealand, from the first contacts with European newcomers to the turbulent period of colonization by Great Britain. Rafał T. Czarniecki, in his book "Colonization of New Zealand 1769-1840," presents a detailed picture of the conflict between the indigenous Maori people and the colonizers, analyzing the causes and consequences of the New Zealand Wars. Learn about the dramatic events that shaped this distant country.

• Detailed analysis of the causes and consequences of the colonization of New Zealand
• Description of conflicts between Maori and European colonizers
• History of the Musket Wars and their impact on Maori tribes
• First-hand accounts of attacks on European ships and retaliatory actions
• Influence of firearms on the course of conflicts
• Role of Great Britain in the colonization of the islands
• Analysis of divisions among the Maori and their impact on the fight against the colonizers

The book "Colonization of New Zealand 1769-1840" is the result of in-depth historical research and source analysis. The author, Rafał T. Czarniecki, presents with passion and precision a complex picture of the relations between the indigenous population and the newcomers from Europe. This publication is a valuable source of knowledge for all those interested in the history of New Zealand, colonialism, and ethnic conflicts.

The New Zealand Wars, a series of campaigns in the mid-19th century, were a key moment in the history of this country. On one side, Maori tribes took part, and on the other, government forces, which included British and colonial troops and their Maori allies. Two main stages of the conflict fell in the mid-1840s and the 1860s. The book describes these events in detail, analyzing the strategies and tactics of both sides of the conflict.

Inforteditions Publishing House, known for historical and scientific publications, provides readers with a carefully prepared book that will surely interest both specialists and history enthusiasts. The hardcover binding and high-quality paper guarantee the durability and aesthetic appearance of the publication. The 147x211 mm format makes the book comfortable to read and easy to carry.

We invite you to read this fascinating book, which will help you better understand the history of New Zealand and its inhabitants. Learn about the dramatic fate of the Maori and their struggle for survival in the face of colonization. Discover unknown facts and surprising twists that shaped this distant country.