Structure of New Zealand Maori (Alternate title)

"New Zealand marks the southernmost limit of the Malayo-Polynesian family of languages. Within the last thousand years, either through accidental voyages, or by purposive migration using navigational methods which have since been lost, Polynesian speakers fanned out from the Society and Cook groups to Hawaii in the north, to the eastern archipelagoes of French Oceania, and to New Zealand in the south".--p. 1

EMI1961A (Library of Congress Call Number)

43890 (Cat ID)

88943 (DBTextworks system ID)

37649 (Presto content ID)

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