I will help you craft a letter to seek protection to the crown, King Willam.
We have hear the french are coming to take away our land, therefore we pray that we become friends, lest the teasing should come near us, and lest strangers steal our land
King William, we, the chiefs of New Zealand assembled at KeriKeri, are writing to thee, since the ships which come to our land are from thee.
To King William, The Gracious Chief Of England.
We are people without possession, but all we have is our flax, timber, potatoes, pork and liberation of land.
King William, we, the chiefs of New Zealand assembled at KeriKeri, are writing to thee, since the ships which come to our land are from thee.
To King William, The Gracious Chief Of England.
We are people without possession, but all we have is our flax, timber, potatoes, pork and liberation of land.
We have hear the french are coming to take away our land, therefore we pray that we become friends, lest the teasing should come near us, and lest strangers steal our land
If any of thy people are troublesome towards us we pray thee to be angry with them, lest the anger of this land fall upon them. This letter is from us, The chiefs natives of New Zealand.
King William, we, the chiefs of New Zealand assembled at KeriKeri, are writing to thee, since the ships which come to our land are from thee.
To King William, The Gracious Chief Of England.
To King William, The Gracious Chief Of England.
King William, we, the chiefs of New Zealand assembled at KeriKeri, are writing to thee, since the ships which come to our land are from thee.
We are people without possession, but all we have is our flax, timber, potatoes, pork and liberation of land.
To King William, The Gracious Chief Of England.
King William, we, the chiefs of New Zealand assembled at KeriKeri, are writing to thee, since the ships which come to our land are from thee.
Signed, William Yate, Secretary to the church Mission Society , New Zealand, Werahi Chief of Paeroa, Rewa chief of Waimate, Patuone Nene Two brothers, Chief of Hokianga, Kekeao Chief of Ahuahu, Titore chief of Kororarika, Tamoranga Chief of Taiamai, Ripe chief of Mapere, Hara chief of Ohaiawa, Atuahere Chief of Kaikohe, Moetara Chief of Pakanai, Matangi chief of Waima, Taunai Chief of Huta kuta
If any of thy people are troublesome towards us we pray thee to be angry with them, lest the anger of this land fall upon them. This letter is from us, The chiefs natives of New Zealand.
We have hear the french are coming to take away our land, therefore we pray that we become friends, lest the teasing should come near us, and lest strangers steal our land
We are people without possession, but all we have is our flax, timber, potatoes, pork and liberation of land.