Nicely described Sara.

In the summer of 1827–1828, Te Rauparaha invaded the South Island. The bloodshed was staggering. The arms race continued over the next few years, in what is now considered the final phase of the Musket Wars. Māori warriors had now become experts in the use of muskets. Māori women typically helped them reload. At this point, various Māori pā had gradually evolved int…
How Muskets Revolutionized Māori Warfare in New Zealand
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Sara Relli
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Nicely described Sara.
It always feels good to read more about the history of New Zealand.
Thank you
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Ditch the Niche: My writing borrows significantly from personal experiences. I attempt to provide detailed and insightful narratives on a wide range of topics.
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