The Quarterly Review, Volume 68J. Murray, 1841 |
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Page 99
... colony of New South Wales would realize the objects which the founders of it had contemplated . It has , as we shall be able to show , fully realized all these objects . The last return received of the population , produce , stock , and ...
... colony of New South Wales would realize the objects which the founders of it had contemplated . It has , as we shall be able to show , fully realized all these objects . The last return received of the population , produce , stock , and ...
Page 120
... colony , to the amount of not less than 50,000l . Van Diemen's Land . - This dependency of New South Wales is separated from the continent of Australia by a strait of about 60 miles in width , called after the name of its discoverer ...
... colony , to the amount of not less than 50,000l . Van Diemen's Land . - This dependency of New South Wales is separated from the continent of Australia by a strait of about 60 miles in width , called after the name of its discoverer ...
Page 122
... colony ; ' and he observes : In the more recently established penal colony of Van Diemen's Land a better order of things has been happily realised . The eman- cipists of that colony are never heard of as a separate and influential body ...
... colony ; ' and he observes : In the more recently established penal colony of Van Diemen's Land a better order of things has been happily realised . The eman- cipists of that colony are never heard of as a separate and influential body ...
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Notes on the United States By the Right Hon | 20 |
in the British Colonies Ordered by the House | 88 |
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