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  Introduction - McLean -...  
Noema, ka tūtaki i ngā Māori o Golden Bay me Nelson mō ngā kerēme whenua kāore anō kia tau.
January, in Wellington. Visits Marlborough to complete land negotiations.
  Introduction - McLean -...  
Maehe ka tūtaki a McLean i a Wīremu Tamihana o Te Kīngitanga ki te whakarite i te maungārongo.
March, McLean meets with Wiremu Tamihana of the King Movement to negotiate truce terms.
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Ki te kore e whaihua tika tō rapu, whakaarotia te rapu rerehu pea mā te tohutono tītaha (~)ki muri o ō kupu rapu. Ka taea te kite i tētahi kupu mā te rapu rerehu, hei aha koa te hē o te tātaki kupu.
If you do not get enough results from your search, try using fuzzy search by putting a tilde (~) after your term. Fuzzy searching will find a word even if it is misspelled.
  Introduction - McLean -...  
Ko tētahi wāhanga o te whakaawe a McLean he mea whakamahi i tētahi kōtuitui o te kaiwhakaatu, ā, nā ā rātou pūrongo ka mōhio ai ia he aha te aha puta noa te motu. Nā āna mahi hoki ia i tūtaki ai i ngā rangatira Māori, he mea āta tuhi e ia ki roto o ana rātaka, puka tuhipoka hoki.
The size and scope of the papers reflect McLean's personality and ways of working. McLean's influence in part maintained a large network of informants, and he relied on their regular reports for information about what was going on around the country. His work also took him on many expeditions to meet with Māori leaders, which he carefully documented in his diaries and notebooks. The papers, therefore, provide a particularly rich record of interactions between Government and Māori at this time.
  Introduction - McLean -...  
He ahakoa te mōhio ko ngā pepa ēnei a Donald McLean, tūturu, he kohikohinga nā te whānau McLean. Kei roto rā ētahi pepa maha a tāna tama a Douglas Maclean (he pēnei te tātaki kupu, ēngari mō te McLean).
Although they have always been known as the Donald McLean papers the papers were, in fact, a McLean family collection. In particular they included extensive papers of his son Douglas Maclean (spelt this way, rather than as McLean). These other family papers have now been separated from those created and received by McLean himself, and are not included in this digitisation project.