A History of Australia [vol. 2]Melbourne University, 1963 - Australia |
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... hundred and twenty - one women convicts early in June 1790 ; then , later in the same month , the second fleet arrived bringing another seven hundred and fifty - seven convicts . Over two thousand convicts arrived during 1791 , and ...
... hundred and twenty - one women convicts early in June 1790 ; then , later in the same month , the second fleet arrived bringing another seven hundred and fifty - seven convicts . Over two thousand convicts arrived during 1791 , and ...
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... hundred and eighteen male convicts as well as various officers , non - commissioned officers and privates of the newly formed New South Wales Corps . It was followed on 28 June by the transports Scarborough and Neptune , with one hundred ...
... hundred and eighteen male convicts as well as various officers , non - commissioned officers and privates of the newly formed New South Wales Corps . It was followed on 28 June by the transports Scarborough and Neptune , with one hundred ...
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... hundred and fifty acres at Parramatta , of which one hundred acres were under cultivation . He had sold four hundred pounds worth of his produce that year , and had one thousand eight hundred bushels of corn in his granaries . He had ...
... hundred and fifty acres at Parramatta , of which one hundred acres were under cultivation . He had sold four hundred pounds worth of his produce that year , and had one thousand eight hundred bushels of corn in his granaries . He had ...
Contents
THE CONTRIBUTION OF THE PROTESTANTS | 23 |
THE CHOICE OF BOTANY | 61 |
THE BEGINNING OF SYDNEY COVE | 73 |
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