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Summary - British and Irish immigration

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When did they come? Immigration to New Zealand 1840–1914

Introduction

Socialist objection - conscientious objection in the First World War

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Socialist and labour opposition to conscription

'Conscript wealth as well as men'

Peter Fraser

Where did they come from? - British and Irish immigration

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Where did they come from?

The composition of the inflow from Britain and Ireland was quite different from the composition of the United Kingdom as a whole. By comparison with the distribution of population in the homelands, there were generally fewer English than might be expected and considerably more from Ireland and especially Scotland.

Country of origin of British and Irish immigrants

The Irish - British and Irish immigration

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The Irish — where from?

Where to? - British and Irish immigration

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Where did they go to?

British-born population living in New Zealand provinces in 1871

	Leinster	Munster	Ulster	Connaught

Who were the immigrants? - British and Irish immigration

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Who were the immigrants?

Occupation of immigrants' fathers*

Conclusions - British and Irish immigration

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British and Irish immigration to New Zealand: some conclusions

Further information - British and Irish immigration

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This web feature was written by Jock Phillips and produced by the NZHistory.net.nz team.

Irish protest poster

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Regional origins of Irish immigrants (graph)

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Date	Agriculture	Builders	Pre-industrial crafts	Industrial	White Collar