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The Story of a New Zealand River
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The Story of a New Zealand River

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"The Story of a New Zealand River" is a novel by Jane Mander, published in 1920. It is considered

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  1. Jane Mander
  2. Rangitikei River
  3. Mohaka River
  4. New Zealand literature - Pakeha (European) literature

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  • Jane Mander

    The Story of a New Zealand River (1920) contrasts the life of a cultivated, educated, lonely woman who maintains strict social and moral values in a frontier settlement with that of her uninhibited daughter, who finds employment in Australia and lives with her lover. It…

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    The Story of a New Zealand River (1920) contrasts the life of a cultivated, educated, lonely woman who maintains strict social and moral values in a frontier settlement with that of her uninhibited daughter, who finds employment in Australia and lives with her lover. It…

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