The Cambridge History of the British Empire, Volume 7, Issue 1John Holland Rose, Arthur Percival Newton, Ernest Alfred Benians, Henry Dodwell The University Press, 1933 - Great Britain |
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... GOLD DISCOVERIES , 1850-1860 THE mineralogical Columbus has already taken a mythical shape , sometimes assuming , according to the varieties of the legend , the form of a German Count , sometimes of an ... GOLD DISCOVERIES, 1850-1860.
... GOLD DISCOVERIES , 1850-1860 THE mineralogical Columbus has already taken a mythical shape , sometimes assuming , according to the varieties of the legend , the form of a German Count , sometimes of an ... GOLD DISCOVERIES, 1850-1860.
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... gold . In 1848 he wrote to Grey at the Colonial Office and sug- gested that a mineral survey of Australia should be made.1 Grey said that he feared that the discovery of gold would be very embar ... GOLD DISCOVERIES , 1850-1860.
... gold . In 1848 he wrote to Grey at the Colonial Office and sug- gested that a mineral survey of Australia should be made.1 Grey said that he feared that the discovery of gold would be very embar ... GOLD DISCOVERIES , 1850-1860.
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... gold production in Australia are given by Coghlan . Those for the first five years are based on the estimates of dealers in bullion , which ... DISCOVERIES 259 urgent task . Responsible government 258 THE GOLD DISCOVERIES , 1850-1860.
... gold production in Australia are given by Coghlan . Those for the first five years are based on the estimates of dealers in bullion , which ... DISCOVERIES 259 urgent task . Responsible government 258 THE GOLD DISCOVERIES , 1850-1860.
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