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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These rivers , then , did not find their way to the sea on the east coast . The tilt of the watershed was towards the ... He executed a flank movement by following another branch of the river , but that also led him to a swamp .
These rivers , then , did not find their way to the sea on the east coast . The tilt of the watershed was towards the ... He executed a flank movement by following another branch of the river , but that also led him to a swamp .
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It was the river which had been named the Hume when the explorers of 1824 crossed it . But Sturt did not recognise it as the same river , and his name for it has endured . It was applied in honour of the Secretary of State for the ...
It was the river which had been named the Hume when the explorers of 1824 crossed it . But Sturt did not recognise it as the same river , and his name for it has endured . It was applied in honour of the Secretary of State for the ...
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1,178 518-19 ; Board established , 519 ; com- Mitchell grass , 306 pulsory military training , 534 , 546 ; Mitchell River , 135 discontinuance of this , 545 ; provision Mitta Mitta River , 132 regarding the death penalty ...
1,178 518-19 ; Board established , 519 ; com- Mitchell grass , 306 pulsory military training , 534 , 546 ; Mitchell River , 135 discontinuance of this , 545 ; provision Mitta Mitta River , 132 regarding the death penalty ...
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