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Page 138
... Lang , the incumbent of Scots Church in Sydney . He had returned to Sydney the preceding Decem- ber confident , as he put it , that his fellow - minister McGarvie and his drunken party would be ' dead now and forever ' . For God or ...
... Lang , the incumbent of Scots Church in Sydney . He had returned to Sydney the preceding Decem- ber confident , as he put it , that his fellow - minister McGarvie and his drunken party would be ' dead now and forever ' . For God or ...
Page 162
... Lang was married to his cousin , Wilhelmina Mackie , who allowed him to be undisputed master in the house and served him as his unquestioning collaborator . Happily for him she and Lang were the only two human beings on the planet to ...
... Lang was married to his cousin , Wilhelmina Mackie , who allowed him to be undisputed master in the house and served him as his unquestioning collaborator . Happily for him she and Lang were the only two human beings on the planet to ...
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... Lang , who had returned to Sydney at the end of 1849. Before 1847 Lang was known as a man of unfathomable malevo- lence towards his enemies , a man who spewed out the politics of the Orange Lodge and engaged in monstrous attacks on ...
... Lang , who had returned to Sydney at the end of 1849. Before 1847 Lang was known as a man of unfathomable malevo- lence towards his enemies , a man who spewed out the politics of the Orange Lodge and engaged in monstrous attacks on ...
Contents
HIGH NOON FOR MORAL IMPROVERS IN SOUTH AUSTRALIA | 73 |
OVERSTRAITERS OVERLANDERS AND OTHERS DESCEND | 84 |
ENGLANDS ECHO IN THE ANTIPODES | 113 |
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