A History of Australia: From the earliest times to the age of MacquarieMelbourne University Press, 1963 - Australia |
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Page 183
... convicts and not any concern for the material well - being of the other convict settlements . For by then Sydney opinion was beginning to be determined by the effect of the convicts on the economy , while London official opinion was ...
... convicts and not any concern for the material well - being of the other convict settlements . For by then Sydney opinion was beginning to be determined by the effect of the convicts on the economy , while London official opinion was ...
Page 239
... convicts to their place of servitude . In this distribution , the wealth , social position , and capacity of the convict to labour , rather than his criminal record , were generally decisive . Convicts with money or property capable of ...
... convicts to their place of servitude . In this distribution , the wealth , social position , and capacity of the convict to labour , rather than his criminal record , were generally decisive . Convicts with money or property capable of ...
Page 399
... Convicts , distinguishing the number they have conveyed . . . together with the number of deaths that have occurred in each , and the number of convicts landed sick at their conclusion , in the Bigge Appendix , document no . A 85 , C.O. ...
... Convicts , distinguishing the number they have conveyed . . . together with the number of deaths that have occurred in each , and the number of convicts landed sick at their conclusion , in the Bigge Appendix , document no . A 85 , C.O. ...
Contents
THE SONS OF ENLIGHTENMENT | 41 |
THE CHOICE OF BOTANY | 61 |
THE BEGINNING OF SYDNEY COVE | 81 |
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