The Cambridge History of the British Empire, Volume 7, Issue 1John Holland Rose, Arthur Percival Newton, Ernest Alfred Benians, Henry Dodwell The University Press, 1929 - Great Britain |
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AUSTRALIA SIMILAR TO NORTH AFRICA 5 with one notable exception . We shall see that to northern , central , western and southern Australia can be assigned African homoclimes , but for a parallel to eastern Australia we must look far to ...
AUSTRALIA SIMILAR TO NORTH AFRICA 5 with one notable exception . We shall see that to northern , central , western and southern Australia can be assigned African homoclimes , but for a parallel to eastern Australia we must look far to ...
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Oppen , E. A. A Description of the Northern Territory of South Australia . Hertford , 1864 . ROYAL GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY , London . Journal , vols . IV and ox . 1834 and 1839 . SOUTH AUSTRALIA : Government . The Northern Territory of ...
Oppen , E. A. A Description of the Northern Territory of South Australia . Hertford , 1864 . ROYAL GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY , London . Journal , vols . IV and ox . 1834 and 1839 . SOUTH AUSTRALIA : Government . The Northern Territory of ...
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BYRNE , D. Australian Writers . 1896 . CHILD , H. “ The Literature of Australia and New Zealand . ” See Cambridge History of English Literature , vol . xiv . Cambridge , 1916 . Corroboree . The Journal of the Australian Literature ...
BYRNE , D. Australian Writers . 1896 . CHILD , H. “ The Literature of Australia and New Zealand . ” See Cambridge History of English Literature , vol . xiv . Cambridge , 1916 . Corroboree . The Journal of the Australian Literature ...
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Contents
AUSTRALIA | 1 |
The South Australian Association | 5 |
The three Climatic Belts | 7 |
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