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I would like to thank Suzanne Welborn and David Hutchison for taking me to Dirk
Hartog Island , the site of one of those early encounters between our continent
and the European . I would like to thank Bill King Safaris for helping me to realize
...
I would like to thank Suzanne Welborn and David Hutchison for taking me to Dirk
Hartog Island , the site of one of those early encounters between our continent
and the European . I would like to thank Bill King Safaris for helping me to realize
...
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Early in 1856 the remaining convicts on Norfolk Island were transferred to
Tasmania . ' That lovely island was no longer to be the place where a human
being lost the heart of a man and acquired the heart of a beast ; it was to cease to
be the ...
Early in 1856 the remaining convicts on Norfolk Island were transferred to
Tasmania . ' That lovely island was no longer to be the place where a human
being lost the heart of a man and acquired the heart of a beast ; it was to cease to
be the ...
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So on 8 June 1856 in the upper room of those soldiers ' barracks on Norfolk
Island where soldiers had held their carousals in the convict period , men ,
women and children solemnly and gratefully offered their thanks and praises to
Almighty ...
So on 8 June 1856 in the upper room of those soldiers ' barracks on Norfolk
Island where soldiers had held their carousals in the convict period , men ,
women and children solemnly and gratefully offered their thanks and praises to
Almighty ...
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| Title | A History of Australia: The earth abideth for ever, 1851-1888 Volume 4 of A History of Australia, Charles Manning Hope Clark |
| Author | Charles Manning Hope Clark |
| Publisher | Melbourne University Press, 1963 |
| ISBN | 0522841473, 9780522841473 |
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