A History of Australia: The earth abideth for ever, 1851-1888Melbourne University Press, 1963 - Australia |
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... Colonies Government Act of 1850. Hargraves did not get his baronetcy , but Wentworth did get his chance to savour the fuifilment of one of the great dreams of his life : to draft a constitution for the people of New South Wales . Once ...
... Colonies Government Act of 1850. Hargraves did not get his baronetcy , but Wentworth did get his chance to savour the fuifilment of one of the great dreams of his life : to draft a constitution for the people of New South Wales . Once ...
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... colonies in the Congregational Church in Tasmania as a preacher of piety in Johnsonian grandiloquence . He had later used the same magnificent lan- guage to denounce the convict polluters of society , until inexplicably in 1854 he had ...
... colonies in the Congregational Church in Tasmania as a preacher of piety in Johnsonian grandiloquence . He had later used the same magnificent lan- guage to denounce the convict polluters of society , until inexplicably in 1854 he had ...
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... Colonies Government Act of 5 August 1850 empowered Her Majesty to erect the district northward of 30 ° south latitude into a separate colony or colonies upon the petition of the inhabitant house- holders of any such of those territories ...
... Colonies Government Act of 5 August 1850 empowered Her Majesty to erect the district northward of 30 ° south latitude into a separate colony or colonies upon the petition of the inhabitant house- holders of any such of those territories ...
Contents
THE POSSESSED | 5 |
ONE STEP FORWARD FOR THE WHITE MAN 23 2 453 | 23 |
WHO WOULD WANT TO BE A DIGGER? | 49 |
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