George Grey
George Grey was a 19th-century British colonial administrator and politician who served as the Governor of New Zealand on two occasions. He is best remembered for his controversial policies regarding land confiscation from Māori tribes, which led to significant unrest and conflict during his tenure. Grey's actions and decisions have had a lasting impact on New Zealand's history and its relations with the indigenous Māori people.
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The country’s new governor, George Grey, deployed soldiers to Boulcott, in the Hutt Valley.
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New Zealand:
George Grey was the Governor involved in the history of land confiscation retold in the whakaeke by Te Iti Kahurangi.
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