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A First Year in Canterbury Settlement With Other Early Essays
About the electronic version
A First Year in Canterbury Settlement With Other Early Essays
Creation of machine-readable version: Project Gutenberg
Creation of digital images: Jason Darwin
Conversion to TEI.2-conformant markup: Jason Darwin, Kelly Lambert
New Zealand Electronic Text Centre, 2004
Wellington, New Zealand
Extent: ca. 576 kilobytes
Illustrations have been included from the original source.
This electronic text has been adapted from the versions available on the Project Gutenberg website:
3235 (A First Year in Canterbury Settlement);
3279 (Canterbury Pieces);
3278 (Cambridge Pieces).
Extra mark-up has been undertaken to allow a fuller experience of the text.The edition of the book from which this eText was transcribed contained a number of other, unrelated, pieces. These have been transcribed and are available on Project Gutenberg as separate eTexts. The pieces on Darwin are in the eText “Pieces on Darwin” and the minor pieces written whilst Butler was at Cambridge University, England, are in the eText “Cambridge Pieces”.
About the print version
A First Year in Canterbury Settlement With Other Early Essays
A. C. Fifield, 1914
London
Encoding
All unambiguous end-of-line hyphens have been removed and the trailing part of a word has been joined to the preceding line, except in the case of those words that break over a page. Every effort has been made to preserve the Māori macron using unicode.
Some keywords in the header are a local Electronic Text Centre scheme to aid in establishing analytical groupings.
Revisions to the electronic version
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01 November 2004
Jason Darwin
Changed handling of rend attribute in quotations, such that it is now either "quoted" or double-quoted". -
27 October 2004
Jason Darwin
Various minor text changes and formatting changes. Altered document structure in order that stylesheets correctly generate table of contents. Also added a character entity reference to force correct display of apostrophies, and changed all quote-marks to be treated as quotations or highlighting as appropriate. -
21 October 2004
Jason Darwin
Various minor text changes by Jason Darwin, typically adding special characters, and fixing incorrect page breaks and paragraph-ends.
