James Cook and New Zealand

James Cook and New ZealandSecondhand hardcover good condition. Published by Government Printing Office, 1969. This book contains information on James Cook and his relationship with New Zealand. It contains images of Cook, including a frontispiece of Cook greeting the Maoris at Ship Cove in Queen Charlotte Sound, New Zealand. Subjects: Biography, Books, History, New Zealand, Non Fiction, Nz Books, Nz History, Nz Non Fiction, Vintage, Vintage Books

This book provides a first-hand account by Reserve Bank of New Zealand Governor Alan Bollard of the global financial crisis from 2007 through the collapse of investment banks and economic turmoil in 2008-2009

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The Swordbearers examines the supreme command during the First World War

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Format: Hardcover quarto