The Cambridge History of the British Empire, Volume 2John Holland Rose, Arthur Percival Newton, Ernest Alfred Benians, Henry Dodwell The University Press, 1929 - Commonwealth of Nations |
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PLANS FOR A CONVICT SETTLEMENT 25 a contribute to the progress of British commerce and navigation . It was always before the mind of the Government that convict labour should be made useful to the State . To a committee of the House of ...
PLANS FOR A CONVICT SETTLEMENT 25 a contribute to the progress of British commerce and navigation . It was always before the mind of the Government that convict labour should be made useful to the State . To a committee of the House of ...
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The story of this settlement is told elsewhere . The process was slow for many reasons — distance from England , the desire of the Home Government to isolate convict settlement , the effort of the missionary societies to save the ...
The story of this settlement is told elsewhere . The process was slow for many reasons — distance from England , the desire of the Home Government to isolate convict settlement , the effort of the missionary societies to save the ...
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JOURDAIN , W. R. History of Land Legislation and Settlement in New Zealand . 1925 . ... The Romantic Story of Waipu and Sister Settlements . ... MILFORD , G. D. Governor Phillip and the Early Settlement of New South Wales . 1935 .
JOURDAIN , W. R. History of Land Legislation and Settlement in New Zealand . 1925 . ... The Romantic Story of Waipu and Sister Settlements . ... MILFORD , G. D. Governor Phillip and the Early Settlement of New South Wales . 1935 .
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