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Page 113
... military officers , the marines and the convicts in tents , and the stores under wretched covers of thatch . By July some of the convicts were housed in huts , though the Governor , the civil and military officers and the marines ...
... military officers , the marines and the convicts in tents , and the stores under wretched covers of thatch . By July some of the convicts were housed in huts , though the Governor , the civil and military officers and the marines ...
Page 163
... military officers for assaulting his superior officers , Edward Abbott and John Macarthur . He was found guilty and sentenced to a fine of fifty pounds and one year's imprisonment . When Marshall alleged to King that the trial had been ...
... military officers for assaulting his superior officers , Edward Abbott and John Macarthur . He was found guilty and sentenced to a fine of fifty pounds and one year's imprisonment . When Marshall alleged to King that the trial had been ...
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... military in the early period , the ration of a military officer exceeded that of a civil officer . From the time of Bligh , however , both civil and military officers received a weekly ration of ten pounds of wheat or eight pounds of ...
... military in the early period , the ration of a military officer exceeded that of a civil officer . From the time of Bligh , however , both civil and military officers received a weekly ration of ten pounds of wheat or eight pounds of ...
Contents
THE CONTRIBUTION OF THE PROTESTANTS | 21 |
THE SONS OF ENLIGHTENMENT | 42 |
THE CHOICE OF BOTANY BAY | 59 |
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