The development of the New Zealand Constitution; Clark, Roger Stenson; 1974; 201...
The development of the New Zealand Constitution
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About this objectNew Zealand constitutional history falls into three main periods: the crown Colony period from 1840 to 1853; the period of the shift of power from 1853 to about 1947; and the final period of undoubted independence. Most of this book is devoted to the middle period. Contents: The Crown Colony period -- Introduction of responsible government -- Transfer of the executive power -- Transfer of the legislative power -- Electoral system -- Some miscellaneous matters.
Date Made1974
PublisherNZ. Dept of Education, School Publications Branch
Publication PlaceHamilton
Series TitleBulletin for schools. E.
Subject and Association KeywordsConstitutional history -- New Zealand
Subject and Association KeywordsNew Zealand -- Politics and government
Named CollectionThomas & Bridget Gallagher Library
Object Type Object number2014.1.0491
Spine Label342.993 CLA
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