The Cambridge History of the British Empire: pt. 1. Australia. pt. 2. New ZealandArthur Percival Newton, Ernest Alfred Benians The University Press, 1933 - Great Britain |
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Arthur Percival Newton, Ernest Alfred Benians. GREY AND LUSHINGTON IN WESTERN AUSTRALIA 145 the exploration of north - western Australia . At that time the coasts of Western Australia were being surveyed by Captains John Clements Wickham ...
Arthur Percival Newton, Ernest Alfred Benians. GREY AND LUSHINGTON IN WESTERN AUSTRALIA 145 the exploration of north - western Australia . At that time the coasts of Western Australia were being surveyed by Captains John Clements Wickham ...
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... Western Australia as a permanent policy " , and a little later the settlement of the north - west and general reorganisation of the penal arrange- ments induced the Home authorities to give way . In 1865 Britain notified the colony that ...
... Western Australia as a permanent policy " , and a little later the settlement of the north - west and general reorganisation of the penal arrange- ments induced the Home authorities to give way . In 1865 Britain notified the colony that ...
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... Western Australia , 1829-32 . 1833 . GILL , W. Western Australia . 1842 . Australind regulations and account of settlement . GOOCH , J. Important Information Concerning the New Settlement on Swan River . 1829 . Documents relating to ...
... Western Australia , 1829-32 . 1833 . GILL , W. Western Australia . 1842 . Australind regulations and account of settlement . GOOCH , J. Important Information Concerning the New Settlement on Swan River . 1829 . Documents relating to ...
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