Talk:Henry Tacy Kemp

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- Max Armstrong, “The Kemp Family of Kerikeri,” Auckland-Waikato Historical Journal, no. 39 (1981): 3.
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- Nola Easdale, Missionary and Maori: Kerikeri, 1819–1860 (Lincoln, New Zealand: Te Waihora Press, 1991), 85.
↑ Hessell, Nikki (2024). "Robinson Crusoe as a Transpacific Novel: Hospitality, Recognition, Translation". Pacific Gateways: Trans-Oceanic Narratives and Anglophone Literature, 1780–1914. Singapore: Springer Nature Singapore. p. 345–362. doi:10.1007/978-981-97-5053-5_14. ISBN 978-981--975052-8.

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Max Armstrong, “The Kemp Family of Kerikeri,” Auckland-Waikato Historical Journal, no. 39 (1981): 3.

[mwGg] Max Armstrong, “The Kemp Family of Kerikeri,” Auckland-Waikato Historical Journal, no. 39 (1981): 3.

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Nola Easdale, Missionary and Maori: Kerikeri, 1819–1860 (Lincoln, New Zealand: Te Waihora Press, 1991), 85.

[mwHw] Nola Easdale, Missionary and Maori: Kerikeri, 1819–1860 (Lincoln, New Zealand: Te Waihora Press, 1991), 85.

[3] Hessell, Nikki (2024). "Robinson Crusoe as a Transpacific Novel: Hospitality, Recognition, Translation". Pacific Gateways: Trans-Oceanic Narratives and Anglophone Literature, 1780–1914. Singapore: Springer Nature Singapore. p. 345–362. doi:10.1007/978-981-97-5053-5_14. ISBN 978-981--975052-8.

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