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... March , after Burke and McCormick had been reprieved.50 Five were flogged on 8 and 9 March when , according to Irish Catholic tradition , the Reverend Mr Dixon was forced to witness the scene , and placed his hand on the bleeding backs ...
... March , after Burke and McCormick had been reprieved.50 Five were flogged on 8 and 9 March when , according to Irish Catholic tradition , the Reverend Mr Dixon was forced to witness the scene , and placed his hand on the bleeding backs ...
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... March they again sailed into a deep gulf , but the want of boldness in the shores and the shallowness of the water made Flinders doubt whether it belonged to a channel leading to the Gulf of Carpentaria or even any distance inland . By ...
... March they again sailed into a deep gulf , but the want of boldness in the shores and the shallowness of the water made Flinders doubt whether it belonged to a channel leading to the Gulf of Carpentaria or even any distance inland . By ...
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... March.81 At the same time , the minds of the other leaders in the drama were turning towards England . Johnston was preparing to leave , but was having trouble in persuading Atkins to accompany him to present evidence in Lon- don of the ...
... March.81 At the same time , the minds of the other leaders in the drama were turning towards England . Johnston was preparing to leave , but was having trouble in persuading Atkins to accompany him to present evidence in Lon- don of the ...
Contents
THE CONTRIBUTION OF THE PROTESTANTS | 23 |
THE CHOICE OF BOTANY | 61 |
THE BEGINNING OF SYDNEY COVE | 73 |
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