Narrative of a Voyage to New Zealand 2 Volume Set

Volume I: 1. Introductory remarks; 2. Port regulation; 3. Journal continued; 4. Departure from North Cape; 5. Invitation to approach the camp; 6. Reflections suggested by the preceding night; 7. The natives again assemble in crowds; 8. The author and his friends proceed to the principal timber district; 9. Return to Wycaddee; 10. Arrival of more of the natives; 11. Return of the author and his party to Rangehoo; 12. Return from Lake Morberree; 13. Departure from the Cavalles; 14. Departure from the river Thames; Volume II: 1. Visit made to the chief of Bream Head; 2. Covetous disposition of the chief Bennee; 3. The author suspects the good faith of Pomaree; 4. Duaterra's abhorrence of the chief Themorangha; 5. The natives crowd on board ship; 6. Duaterra taken suddenly ill; 7. Duaterra still lingers under his illness; 8. Of the first discovery of New Zealand; 9. Inquiry into the origin of the New Zealanders; 10. Reflections on the population of New Zealand; Vocabulary; Appendix.