A History of Australia, Volume 2The second volume in a history of Australia which aims to highlight the hardship and trauma that occurred there during the establishment and development of white settlement. This volume chronicles New South Wales and Van Diemen's Land (Tasmania) between 1822 and 1838. |
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Page 75
While Forbes was thus musing on the motives of Darling the Governor became
convinced the time had come to put an ... Henry Dumaresq and his sister Eliza,
Darling's own wife, kept hammering away that a licentious press agreed as well ...
While Forbes was thus musing on the motives of Darling the Governor became
convinced the time had come to put an ... Henry Dumaresq and his sister Eliza,
Darling's own wife, kept hammering away that a licentious press agreed as well ...
Page 108
Broughton told Darling that the grossness and falsehood of the attacks on him
passed beyond belief. ... That night, as the General slept on, Eliza Darling was
distressed to witness the terror the raging of the waters evoked in her beloved ...
Broughton told Darling that the grossness and falsehood of the attacks on him
passed beyond belief. ... That night, as the General slept on, Eliza Darling was
distressed to witness the terror the raging of the waters evoked in her beloved ...
Page 109
Monitor, 1, 19, and 22 October 1831; Sydney Gasette, 25 October 1831; J.
Thompson, deputy surveyor-general of New South Wales to his father, Sydney, 5
November 1831 (Papers of John Thompson, Ms. in M.L.); Journal of Eliza Darling
on ...
Monitor, 1, 19, and 22 October 1831; Sydney Gasette, 25 October 1831; J.
Thompson, deputy surveyor-general of New South Wales to his father, Sydney, 5
November 1831 (Papers of John Thompson, Ms. in M.L.); Journal of Eliza Darling
on ...
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Contents
A R K N | 17 |
T H E R ETURN OF THE NATIVE SON | 41 |
T H E N ATI W E SON OF FE N DS GROSS LY | 61 |
Copyright | |
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