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Page 41
Charles Manning Hope Clark. 5th , and seeing Men walking on the shore , we
presently sent a Canoa to get some acquaintance with them : for we were in
hopes to get some Provision among them . But the Inhabitants , seeing our Boat
coming ...
Charles Manning Hope Clark. 5th , and seeing Men walking on the shore , we
presently sent a Canoa to get some acquaintance with them : for we were in
hopes to get some Provision among them . But the Inhabitants , seeing our Boat
coming ...
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Charles Manning Hope Clark. of those better things in what had hitherto been
accepted as a vale of tears , while others subscribed to the view that civilization
was the enemy of human happiness . For the achievement has informed his
words ...
Charles Manning Hope Clark. of those better things in what had hitherto been
accepted as a vale of tears , while others subscribed to the view that civilization
was the enemy of human happiness . For the achievement has informed his
words ...
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To feed them until such time as the government farm and the plots of the officers
produced enough food , he sent the Sirius to the Cape of Good Hope to purchase
supplies.29 He also wrote to Lord Sydney for better axes , better spades , and ...
To feed them until such time as the government farm and the plots of the officers
produced enough food , he sent the Sirius to the Cape of Good Hope to purchase
supplies.29 He also wrote to Lord Sydney for better axes , better spades , and ...
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Contents
THE CONTRIBUTION OF THE PROTESTANTS | 21 |
THE SONS OF ENLIGHTENMENT | 42 |
THE CHOICE OF BOTANY BAY | 59 |
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