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No Idle Rich The Wealthy In Canterbury And Otago 18401914 Jim Mcaloon

Name: No Idle Rich The Wealthy In Canterbury And Otago 18401914 Jim Mcaloon
SKU: BELL-46075798
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No Idle Rich The Wealthy In Canterbury And Otago 18401914 Jim Mcaloon instant download after payment.

Publisher: University of Otago Press

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 3.73 MB

Pages: 230

Author: Jim McAloon

ISBN: 9781877276231, 1877276235

Language: English

Year: 2002

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No Idle Rich The Wealthy In Canterbury And Otago 18401914 Jim Mcaloon by Jim Mcaloon 9781877276231, 1877276235 instant download after payment.

Wealth and power in a colonial society is the subject of this book. It is a detailed study of the richest settlers in southern New Zealand, where the country's earliest fortunes were made, mostly by pastoral farmers and financiers. Who where the rich? Not born gentlemen, the author shows, but astute and innovative capitalists, generally from relatively humble origins, Drawing on innovative research using wills, business papers and biographical sources, he investigates how they made their money, the significance of family relationships and the role of women, the influence of the rich on national and local politics, and how they justified and maintained their position.