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They grew in splendour side by side with the gaunt gum or the sombre mimosa
as further evidence of their commitment to being ' Sydney - side Saxons ' or '
Melbourne Englishmen ' , that dual loyalty and attachment which permeated their
...
They grew in splendour side by side with the gaunt gum or the sombre mimosa
as further evidence of their commitment to being ' Sydney - side Saxons ' or '
Melbourne Englishmen ' , that dual loyalty and attachment which permeated their
...
Page 156
98 ; personal visit to site of Dig Tree on Cooper ' s Creek , 16 May 1975 ;
Evidence of John King to Burke and Wills Inquiry , in Supplementary Pamphlet to
the Burke and Wills Exploring Expedition : Containing the Evidence Taken before
the ...
98 ; personal visit to site of Dig Tree on Cooper ' s Creek , 16 May 1975 ;
Evidence of John King to Burke and Wills Inquiry , in Supplementary Pamphlet to
the Burke and Wills Exploring Expedition : Containing the Evidence Taken before
the ...
Page 168
Officers in the Department of Lands in both Melbourne and Sydney received tips
for ignoring evidence about this practice of dummying . Local members of
parliament in districts where selection was threatened or actually in operation
had their ...
Officers in the Department of Lands in both Melbourne and Sydney received tips
for ignoring evidence about this practice of dummying . Local members of
parliament in districts where selection was threatened or actually in operation
had their ...
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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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