New Zealand and the Constitution Act: Reasons Against the Re-Appointment of Governor Sir George Gray K.T

New Zealand and the Constitution Act: Reasons Against the Re-Appointment of Governor Sir George Gray K.T by Walter Brodie delves into the political and historical landscape of New Zealand during Governor Sir George Gray's time. The book critically analyzes Gray's governance highlighting controversies power struggles and injustices. It explores colonial administration complexities land rights issues and the impact of colonial policies on New Zealand's social fabric. Brodie's narrative offers valuable insights into governance dynamics diplomacy and power in a colonial context.