A History of Australia [vol. 2]Melbourne University, 1963 - Australia |
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... Hunter , but by then his eyes were so misted by the evan- gelical view of the world that they could not see the ... Hunter's comments on them were unfavourable . He described them as a desperate set of villains , accused them of ...
... Hunter , but by then his eyes were so misted by the evan- gelical view of the world that they could not see the ... Hunter's comments on them were unfavourable . He described them as a desperate set of villains , accused them of ...
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... Hunter into disrepute in London . What damaged him there was his response to criticism . From the beginning in his correspondence with the Duke of Portland he adopted a tone of deference which slid almost into a cringe when he was ...
... Hunter into disrepute in London . What damaged him there was his response to criticism . From the beginning in his correspondence with the Duke of Portland he adopted a tone of deference which slid almost into a cringe when he was ...
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... Hunter's departure from it.22 King was Hunter's junior officer , who had served under him on the first fleet , and was twenty - one years his junior . With that dignity from which even under the most cruel and unjust wounds he never ...
... Hunter's departure from it.22 King was Hunter's junior officer , who had served under him on the first fleet , and was twenty - one years his junior . With that dignity from which even under the most cruel and unjust wounds he never ...
Contents
THE CONTRIBUTION OF THE PROTESTANTS | 23 |
THE CHOICE OF BOTANY | 61 |
THE BEGINNING OF SYDNEY COVE | 73 |
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