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... Protector ! " In his first Proclamation he declared : - Sydney Gazette , 21 January 1810 HIS EXCELLENCY the GOVERNOR avails himself of this Opportunity of expressing his earnest Hope , that Harmony and Union will now be restored to the ...
... Protector ! " In his first Proclamation he declared : - Sydney Gazette , 21 January 1810 HIS EXCELLENCY the GOVERNOR avails himself of this Opportunity of expressing his earnest Hope , that Harmony and Union will now be restored to the ...
Page 477
... protector ' and custodian was George Augustus Robinson , who had been responsible for persuading the survivors of years of undeclared war to accompany him to their final home , where the government would feed , clothe and house them ...
... protector ' and custodian was George Augustus Robinson , who had been responsible for persuading the survivors of years of undeclared war to accompany him to their final home , where the government would feed , clothe and house them ...
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... protector and friend , and that thus there will be secured to the State good subjects and to Society good men . - R. Bourke to E. G. Stanley , 30 September 1833 , in Historical Records of Australia , Series I , vol . XVII , pp . 227 ...
... protector and friend , and that thus there will be secured to the State good subjects and to Society good men . - R. Bourke to E. G. Stanley , 30 September 1833 , in Historical Records of Australia , Series I , vol . XVII , pp . 227 ...
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