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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... TRANSPORTATION clear that it would recommend the abolition of transportation.1 Employers in the colony were not slow to realise that this would mean the disappearance of convict labour . They made an attempt , by hostile demonstrations ...
... TRANSPORTATION clear that it would recommend the abolition of transportation.1 Employers in the colony were not slow to realise that this would mean the disappearance of convict labour . They made an attempt , by hostile demonstrations ...
Page 176
... transportation question involved him in further trouble . It has been seen that , from 1840 onwards , New South Wales was closed to convicts , and that Van Diemen's Land was compelled to make provision for an annually increasing number ...
... transportation question involved him in further trouble . It has been seen that , from 1840 onwards , New South Wales was closed to convicts , and that Van Diemen's Land was compelled to make provision for an annually increasing number ...
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... transportation to Western Australia as a permanent policy " , 2 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 ...
... transportation to Western Australia as a permanent policy " , 2 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 ...
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