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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Page 38
... followed up . Since the Spaniards omitted to publish the results of their expedition , which proved the existence of the strait , the Dutch error of regarding New Guinea as continuous with Australia continued to influence the ...
... followed up . Since the Spaniards omitted to publish the results of their expedition , which proved the existence of the strait , the Dutch error of regarding New Guinea as continuous with Australia continued to influence the ...
Page 41
... followed in due time by the Dutch and by a few English adven- turers . Although the Dutch maintained a factory in Japan , they were very ignorant of its geography and of any lands which might lie in its vicinity . They had heard a ...
... followed in due time by the Dutch and by a few English adven- turers . Although the Dutch maintained a factory in Japan , they were very ignorant of its geography and of any lands which might lie in its vicinity . They had heard a ...
Page 178
... followed there by Kennedy ( 1847 ) before he met disaster near Cape York ( 1848 ) . Apart from those who followed up the tracks of the explorers , there was a steady pressure of men and flocks into the interior . The nineteen counties ...
... followed there by Kennedy ( 1847 ) before he met disaster near Cape York ( 1848 ) . Apart from those who followed up the tracks of the explorers , there was a steady pressure of men and flocks into the interior . The nineteen counties ...
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