A History of Australia, Volume 2Cambridge University Press, 1968 - Australia |
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Page 149
... London . It was said in Sydney that the parties there were as gay as in Montagu Square in London , and that burgundy and champagne were in abundance . In choosing the days for celebration and rejoicing they followed the calendar of the ...
... London . It was said in Sydney that the parties there were as gay as in Montagu Square in London , and that burgundy and champagne were in abundance . In choosing the days for celebration and rejoicing they followed the calendar of the ...
Page 316
... London in the year in which the First Fleet had set sail for Botany Bay . By nature he was so frail that he compensated for physical weakness by poring over his books . At Oxford he was distinguished both for his brusque manner and for ...
... London in the year in which the First Fleet had set sail for Botany Bay . By nature he was so frail that he compensated for physical weakness by poring over his books . At Oxford he was distinguished both for his brusque manner and for ...
Page 320
... London thirsting for revenge for all the hurts to his pride , and the pecuniary losses he had suffered at the hands of a colonial governor . By chance he had arrived in London in July at a time when the Colonial Office was beginning to ...
... London thirsting for revenge for all the hurts to his pride , and the pecuniary losses he had suffered at the hands of a colonial governor . By chance he had arrived in London in July at a time when the Colonial Office was beginning to ...
Contents
THE SETTING IN NEW SOUTH WALES | 17 |
THE RETURN OF THE NATIVE SON | 41 |
THE NATIVE SON OFFENDS GROSSLY | 61 |
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