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... British Parliamentary Papers , 1823 , vol . X , no . 33 . Journals of the House of Commons . Colonial Office . Home Office . Historical Records of Australia . Historical Records of New South Wales . British Parliamentary Papers . Royal ...
... British Parliamentary Papers , 1823 , vol . X , no . 33 . Journals of the House of Commons . Colonial Office . Home Office . Historical Records of Australia . Historical Records of New South Wales . British Parliamentary Papers . Royal ...
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... British colours with more gratification , and he flattered himself they would never be removed till the natives there enjoyed all the happiness of British subjects.12 They formed the men , women and children into a circle . As Marsden ...
... British colours with more gratification , and he flattered himself they would never be removed till the natives there enjoyed all the happiness of British subjects.12 They formed the men , women and children into a circle . As Marsden ...
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... British enjoyed a blessed calm . No wars , no battles , no human carnage appeared in the columns of British newspapers ; manufactures were beginning again to flourish - ' Great and miraculous Providence ! ' ex- claimed the editor of the ...
... British enjoyed a blessed calm . No wars , no battles , no human carnage appeared in the columns of British newspapers ; manufactures were beginning again to flourish - ' Great and miraculous Providence ! ' ex- claimed the editor of the ...
Contents
THE SONS OF ENLIGHTENMENT | 41 |
THE CHOICE OF BOTANY | 61 |
THE BEGINNING OF SYDNEY COVE | 73 |
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