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Page 112
By March 1839 Langhorne was reporting that his mission was a complete failure,
since the fourteen children left at the school had run away and had not been
seen, while the adults were only learning the low habits and petty vices of the
lower ...
By March 1839 Langhorne was reporting that his mission was a complete failure,
since the fourteen children left at the school had run away and had not been
seen, while the adults were only learning the low habits and petty vices of the
lower ...
Page 177
On 2 March 1840 Strzelecki, James Macarthur, James Riley (a station hand at
Ellerslie), two convict servants and an aboriginal pathfinder, Charlie Tarra, left
Ellerslie for the Walleregang station on the upper Murray where they arrived
probably ...
On 2 March 1840 Strzelecki, James Macarthur, James Riley (a station hand at
Ellerslie), two convict servants and an aboriginal pathfinder, Charlie Tarra, left
Ellerslie for the Walleregang station on the upper Murray where they arrived
probably ...
Page 402
On 6 March 1849 the only survivors, Jackey Jackey and two white men, reduced
to skeletons by what they had gone through, arrived back in Sydney on the Ariel.”
The wild men of Sydney asked Plunkett to prosecute the aborigines who had ...
On 6 March 1849 the only survivors, Jackey Jackey and two white men, reduced
to skeletons by what they had gone through, arrived back in Sydney on the Ariel.”
The wild men of Sydney asked Plunkett to prosecute the aborigines who had ...
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Contents
Preface | 42 |
HIGH NO ON FOR MORAL IMPROVERS IN SOUTH A U STRALIA | 84 |
ENGLANDs Echo IN THE ANTIPodes | 103 |
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Bibliographic information
| Title | A History of Australia, Volume 3 A History of Australia, Charles Manning Hope Clark |
| Author | Charles Manning Hope Clark |
| Publisher | Melbourne University, 1963 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 18 Feb 2009 |
| ISBN | 052284054X, 9780522840544 |
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