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Plume of The Arawas
A story of a Chief, his people, his love and his battles an epic tale of adventure...
Forward of Plume of the The Brown Man of the Southern Pacific—navigator, warrior, mystic, bard—the intellectual and spiritually-minded Brown Man of Caucasian descent and ancient lineage known to the world as the Maori of New Zealand—he it is who is told of in this novel.
The scene is laid principally in the picturesque region around Taupo Lake and Tongariro Mountain, in the heart of the North Island of New Zealand, a region still owned and inhabited by the Ngati-Tuwharetoa tribe, whose ancestor, the “Plume of the Arawas,” is the hero of the story...
Forward of Plume of the The Brown Man of the Southern Pacific—navigator, warrior, mystic, bard—the intellectual and spiritually-minded Brown Man of Caucasian descent and ancient lineage known to the world as the Maori of New Zealand—he it is who is told of in this novel.
The scene is laid principally in the picturesque region around Taupo Lake and Tongariro Mountain, in the heart of the North Island of New Zealand, a region still owned and inhabited by the Ngati-Tuwharetoa tribe, whose ancestor, the “Plume of the Arawas,” is the hero of the story...
308 pages, Paperback
Published January 1, 1974
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February 3, 2024
Loved this booked is kind of old English but found it flowed well
Great story and well researched a lot of information and great facts woven into a great read wish there was more of these books and they were part of the New Zealand school reading program
Great story and well researched a lot of information and great facts woven into a great read wish there was more of these books and they were part of the New Zealand school reading program
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