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Page 116
Yet the demand for labour in the country districts still exceeded the supply . One
of the reasons for this , it was argued , was that not all the money raised from the
sale , leasing and licensing of Crown land was being used to pay the passages ...
Yet the demand for labour in the country districts still exceeded the supply . One
of the reasons for this , it was argued , was that not all the money raised from the
sale , leasing and licensing of Crown land was being used to pay the passages ...
Page 210
Their leaders were men such as Thomas Archer , whose mansion at Panshanger
had been built by convict labour and who owed the splendour of his life in that
delightful English parkland to convict labour , James Cox at Clarendon , and ...
Their leaders were men such as Thomas Archer , whose mansion at Panshanger
had been built by convict labour and who owed the splendour of his life in that
delightful English parkland to convict labour , James Cox at Clarendon , and ...
Page 490
Voyage to Terra Australis , A , 20. , 5n . , 84 drafting committee , 189 ; on
universal franchise , 189-90 ; and Australian Agricultural Co. , 246 ; speech at
55th anniversary dinner , 278 ; on squatters ' need for labour ( 1843 ) , 285 ; first
elections ...
Voyage to Terra Australis , A , 20. , 5n . , 84 drafting committee , 189 ; on
universal franchise , 189-90 ; and Australian Agricultural Co. , 246 ; speech at
55th anniversary dinner , 278 ; on squatters ' need for labour ( 1843 ) , 285 ; first
elections ...
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Contents
ANOTHER PROVINCE FOR BRITAINS GENTRY | 17 |
A BRITISH PROVINCE WITH A LAUDABLE PURPOSE | 42 |
HIGH NOON FOR MORAL IMPROVERS IN SOUTH AUSTRALIA | 62 |
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