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... Sydney Gazette singled out for special mention the many ladies of the first respectability who were present.88 By a curious irony , Marsden , who courted the respect of the powerful with a des- peration which exposed him to ridicule and ...
... Sydney Gazette singled out for special mention the many ladies of the first respectability who were present.88 By a curious irony , Marsden , who courted the respect of the powerful with a des- peration which exposed him to ridicule and ...
Page 326
... Sydney Gazette lingered longest on the consequences of intemperance . On 11 January 1817 the Gazette published a poem about a man who drank to stupefaction , returned home , and struck his wife , whereupon her naked infants pressed to ...
... Sydney Gazette lingered longest on the consequences of intemperance . On 11 January 1817 the Gazette published a poem about a man who drank to stupefaction , returned home , and struck his wife , whereupon her naked infants pressed to ...
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... Sydney Gazette reported all the revolts , barbarities , and cruelties committed in the non - British part of the world , as well as the disgusting religious practices of the heathen.28 They reported French attempts to efface the ...
... Sydney Gazette reported all the revolts , barbarities , and cruelties committed in the non - British part of the world , as well as the disgusting religious practices of the heathen.28 They reported French attempts to efface the ...
Contents
THE CONTRIBUTION OF THE PROTESTANTS | 21 |
THE SONS OF ENLIGHTENMENT | 42 |
THE CHOICE OF BOTANY BAY | 59 |
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