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Population, land and livelihood in Tonga / Alaric Maude.

By:

Maude, Alaric [author.]

Contributor(s):

Australian National University. Department of Demography

Material type: Text

TextPublisher: [Canberra] : Australian National University, 1965Description: xvii, 233 leaves : charts, maps ; 33 cmContent type:

text

Media type:

unmediated

Carrier type:

volume

Subject(s):

Genre/Form:

Academic theses.

DDC classification:

338.1/0996 19

Dissertation note: Ph.D. Australian National University 1965 Summary: "This study is concerned with the chain of islands in western Polynesia which form the Kingdom of Tonga. Scattered over some 450 miles of ocean from 'Ata in the south to Niuafo'ou in the north the 150 islands of the group have a land area of only 256 square miles, and in 1962 supported a population of 68,000. There are no minerals, the Kingdom's only natural resources are the soil and the surrounding reefs and seas, and the economy is overwhelmingly agricultural"--Introduction.

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A thesis submitted for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in the Australian National University.

Ph.D. Australian National University 1965

Includes bibliographical references (leaves 227-233).

"This study is concerned with the chain of islands in western Polynesia which form the Kingdom of Tonga. Scattered over some 450 miles of ocean from 'Ata in the south to Niuafo'ou in the north the 150 islands of the group have a land area of only 256 square miles, and in 1962 supported a population of 68,000. There are no minerals, the Kingdom's only natural resources are the soil and the surrounding reefs and seas, and the economy is overwhelmingly agricultural"--Introduction.

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