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Page 181
... Tasmania , and also on the mainland , because a steady stream of expirees and men with conditional pardons crossed over to Melbourne and Sydney . There was also an exodus of free working men from Tasmania . All classes of colonists ...
... Tasmania , and also on the mainland , because a steady stream of expirees and men with conditional pardons crossed over to Melbourne and Sydney . There was also an exodus of free working men from Tasmania . All classes of colonists ...
Page 239
... TASMANIA ENDS In a relatively brief period as Secretary of State for War and Colonies in the British government , Sir John Pakington made two of the most important decisions of the decade regarding the administration of the Australian ...
... TASMANIA ENDS In a relatively brief period as Secretary of State for War and Colonies in the British government , Sir John Pakington made two of the most important decisions of the decade regarding the administration of the Australian ...
Page 264
... Tasmania , Launceston , 1852 , vol . II , p . 347 ) . Another contemporary observer of Tasmania wrote : Society is composed of several sets , and these sets here , as elsewhere , run into each other forming , as it were , distinct ...
... Tasmania , Launceston , 1852 , vol . II , p . 347 ) . Another contemporary observer of Tasmania wrote : Society is composed of several sets , and these sets here , as elsewhere , run into each other forming , as it were , distinct ...
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