A Documentary History of Australia: Colonial Australia, 1788-1840Nelson, 1980 - Australia |
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... military interregnum that ensued , and for the population as a whole there was no drastic change in their way of life . The military officers dismissed a number of officials who had supported Bligh , but otherwise did not interfere ...
... military interregnum that ensued , and for the population as a whole there was no drastic change in their way of life . The military officers dismissed a number of officials who had supported Bligh , but otherwise did not interfere ...
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... MILITARY EXECUTION A military execution was a very rare event in Australia's history ; soldiers who were found guilty of serious crimes were usually hanged like ordinary criminals . However , in April 1832 Thomas Brennan , a soldier of ...
... MILITARY EXECUTION A military execution was a very rare event in Australia's history ; soldiers who were found guilty of serious crimes were usually hanged like ordinary criminals . However , in April 1832 Thomas Brennan , a soldier of ...
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... MILITARY JURIES The attainment of jury trial in New South Wales was extended over a ten - year period , beginning with the Constitution Act of 1828. During this period civilian juries were allowed in civil cases , but a dual system ...
... MILITARY JURIES The attainment of jury trial in New South Wales was extended over a ten - year period , beginning with the Constitution Act of 1828. During this period civilian juries were allowed in civil cases , but a dual system ...
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