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The Mackenzie Affair - Tancred (Final Episode)

Television (Full Length Episode) – 1977

Mackenzie's exploits won him the admiration of those on the margins of society. Small would-be farmers wanting their own land or resenting the power of large wealthy landowners could identify with him, as could those who did not fit the mould of genteel Canterbury society.
– Cathy Marr, dictionary of New Zealand Biography entry on Mackenzie
It would be cheaper to give him his fare and send him back to Scotland ... or Australia.
– Sergeant Seager (Robin Bowering)
I didn’t steal them. I’m innocent ... INNOCENT!
– James Mackenzie (James Cosmo)
If the law does not exist for one man, it does not exist for any man.
– Tancred (Ken Blackburn), in reply to accusations that supporting Mackenzie will see him become the laughing stock of Canterbury
The more I learn of man, the better I like dogs.
– Mackenzie (James Cosmo)
I would say Mackenzie is more trouble than Napoleon ever was!
– Superintendent Fitzgerald (Patrick Smyth)