A History of Australia: From the earliest times to the age of MacquarieMelbourne University Press, 1963 - Australia |
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Charles Manning Hope Clark. with Bigge . Bigge then put pen to paper to let Bathurst know that Macquarie had been so little accustomed to and showed so little disposition or aptitude for the temperate discussion of any subject wherein ...
Charles Manning Hope Clark. with Bigge . Bigge then put pen to paper to let Bathurst know that Macquarie had been so little accustomed to and showed so little disposition or aptitude for the temperate discussion of any subject wherein ...
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... Bigge immediately perceived a connection between a sugar plan- tation and the excess supply of convict labour . As he put it , the labours of a sugar estate , excepting always the manufacture of rum and spirit ( for he believed in ...
... Bigge immediately perceived a connection between a sugar plan- tation and the excess supply of convict labour . As he put it , the labours of a sugar estate , excepting always the manufacture of rum and spirit ( for he believed in ...
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... Bigge's mind . And just as his ideas on the future of the colony were diverging from those of Macquarie , relations ... Bigge set out for Bathurst in October of 1820 , having arranged to meet Macquarie at Lake Bathurst on 26 October ...
... Bigge's mind . And just as his ideas on the future of the colony were diverging from those of Macquarie , relations ... Bigge set out for Bathurst in October of 1820 , having arranged to meet Macquarie at Lake Bathurst on 26 October ...
Contents
THE CONTRIBUTION OF THE PROTESTANTS | 21 |
THE SONS OF ENLIGHTENMENT | 42 |
THE CHOICE OF BOTANY BAY | 59 |
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