Key liaisons in preparing this document were missionaries Edward and Henry Williams, who worked against the desires of James Busby.
Robert Fitzroy claimed this document's second part should only apply to "a few patches of potato-ground, and rude dwelling places." Key liaisons in preparing this document were missionaries Edward and Henry Williams, who worked against the desires of James Busby. Commemorated every February 6 with acrimonious, ethnically-based protests, a namesake tribunal of this document was set up in 1975 to redress colonial abuses of this document, promoted by Governor George Gipps and signed by William (*) Hobson and Hono Heke, highest of the rangatira. Its terms of which were crucially altered by an ambiguity in the word "sovereignty" in translation, which otherwise granted full use of lands to the natives. For 10 points, name this treaty that formally put New Zealand under British rule and sparked the Maori Wars.
Robert Fitzroy claimed this document's second part should only apply to "a few patches of potato-ground, and rude dwelling places."
The Treaty of{ Waitangi}