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... emancipists , " the former because they sought to exclude from polite society ex - convicts and all other low fellows , the latter because they were emancipated prisoners or friends and as- sociates of such people . John Hood hardly ...
... emancipists , " the former because they sought to exclude from polite society ex - convicts and all other low fellows , the latter because they were emancipated prisoners or friends and as- sociates of such people . John Hood hardly ...
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... emancipist who had been trans- ported for forgery , Francis Greenway , whom future generations have agreed to honor as ... emancipists , with all their sins upon their heads , had done more for the prosperity and good order of the colony ...
... emancipist who had been trans- ported for forgery , Francis Greenway , whom future generations have agreed to honor as ... emancipists , with all their sins upon their heads , had done more for the prosperity and good order of the colony ...
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... emancipist and currency people in the population in- creased directly with distance from Sydney . If we consider convicts , emancipists , and native - born persons as one single group and all free immigrants as the other , then the ...
... emancipist and currency people in the population in- creased directly with distance from Sydney . If we consider convicts , emancipists , and native - born persons as one single group and all free immigrants as the other , then the ...
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ONE Australia Today | 1 |
THREE New Pastures and New Attitudes 1821 | 37 |
FOUR Diggers and Democrats 18511885 | 55 |
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