A History of Australia [vol. 2]Melbourne University, 1963 - Australia |
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Page 182
... agreed it was desirable to anticipate the French , because of the use the French might make of Bass Strait in the event of war between England and France ; they were interested in the prospects for sealing and whaling ; they agreed it ...
... agreed it was desirable to anticipate the French , because of the use the French might make of Bass Strait in the event of war between England and France ; they were interested in the prospects for sealing and whaling ; they agreed it ...
Page 252
... agreed to send him out . He reached Sydney in November 1800 , where King told him to look on every man as a rogue and that he , King , would not be troubled with his affairs . He took up land near Parramatta and slowly prospered till ...
... agreed to send him out . He reached Sydney in November 1800 , where King told him to look on every man as a rogue and that he , King , would not be troubled with his affairs . He took up land near Parramatta and slowly prospered till ...
Page 293
... agreed with Riley . With such dignity as he could muster , Bent said that the most insidious and improper means had been exercised to force the petitioners on the court . The opinions of the executive government had been promulgated ...
... agreed with Riley . With such dignity as he could muster , Bent said that the most insidious and improper means had been exercised to force the petitioners on the court . The opinions of the executive government had been promulgated ...
Contents
THE CONTRIBUTION OF THE PROTESTANTS | 23 |
THE CHOICE OF BOTANY | 61 |
THE BEGINNING OF SYDNEY COVE | 73 |
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