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English: How we see it. A cartoon depicting New Zealand's reaction to Australia's invitation to join their federation.
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Source New Zealand Graphic, 20 October 1900. Republished in A Concise History of New Zealand, by Philippa Mein Smith (ISBN 0521834384), on page 113. Also online at [1] and [2].
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