List of soldiers killed and wounded at attack of Te Ngutu o Te Manu, August 21 1868

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List of soldiers killed and wounded at attack of Te Ngutu o Te Manu, August 21 1868

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On August 21 1868 Colonel Thomas McDonnell led an attack on Te Ngutu o Te Manu in South Taranaki. This was the 2nd attempt to try and capture the area after an unsuccessful attempt on August 10 1868. The attack of August 21 led to the deaths of four British soldiers with a further 8 wounded, but it was successful in partially destroying some of ...

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Archives New Zealand / Archives / Archives NZ / Taranaki / NZ / NZ History / NZ Wars / Land / Land Wars / 1868 / Britain / British Empire / British / New Zealand / New Zealand History / Thomas McDonnell

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