More links and websites
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Archives New Zealand Christchurch: immigration
This is a section of the exhibition Past caring, on an Archives New Zealand site. It deals with immigration policy during the development of the Canterbury settlement.
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The English – where from?
Part of the NZHistory.net.nz website, this page includes graphs and information about the regional origins of English migrants to New Zealand.
More suggestions and sources
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Arnold, Rollo. The farthest promised land: English villagers, New Zealand immigrants of the 1870s. Wellington: Victoria University Press/Price Milburn, 1981.
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Constantine, P., ed. Emigrants and empire: British settlement in the dominions between the wars. Manchester: Manchester University Press, 1990.
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Erickson, Charlotte. Leaving England: essays on British emigration in the nineteenth century. Ithaca: Cornell University Press, 1994.
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Galt, M. N. ‘Who came to New Zealand? New light on the origins of British settlers, 1840–1889.’ In New Zealand Population Review 21, nos 1 and 2, (May/November 1995): 50–71.
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Macdonald, Charlotte. A woman of good character: single women as immigrant settlers in nineteenth-century New Zealand. Wellington: Allen & Unwin/Historical Branch, Dept of Internal Affairs, 1990.
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Simpson, Tony. The immigrants: the great migration from Britain to New Zealand, 1830–1890. Auckland: Godwit, 1997.