Our Sunburnt Country: An Illustrated History of AustraliaIncludes general chapter on the history, life-style and customs of the Aborigines. |
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Contents
Chapter TwoNew Visitors to an Old Land 21 jē Chapter ThreeThey Cameand Stayed 38 | 38 |
Chapter FourRum and Rebellion 4 Chapter FiveBass and Flinders Map the Coastline | 62 |
Chapter SevenThe Riddle of the Rivers | 69 |
Copyright | |
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able Aborigines Advance Australia Fair adventure Anzacs Australia banks Bass and Flinders Bathurst beach became began Blaxland Bligh Botany Bay Brisbane British called carried climb coaches coastline Cobb and Co colony convicts Cook corroboree Cove Dampier Darling decided diggers discovered Dividing Range drays eastern coast enemy England Evans excited explorers finally George Bass gold Government Governor Hamilton Hume harbour Hargraves Holland Hope Hovell Hume Hume's important industry Japanese journey knew Lachlan land little boat live Macquarie mainland Matthew Flinders miles miners mountains Murray Murrumbidgee named natives Ocean once Oxley Pamphlett party Phillip plans Port Jackson Port Kembla problem rich river sailed sailors sent settlement ship shores soldiers soon South Wales Spice Islands story stream Sturt sunburnt country Sydney Tasman Tasmania Thumb Today Tom Thumb trees Victoria voyage Wattamolla western Western Australia wonderful wool Yarra
Bibliographic information
| Title | Our Sunburnt Country: An Illustrated History of Australia |
| Author | Arthur J. Baillie |
| Publisher | Southern Cross International, 1964 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | May 21, 2009 |
| Length | 128 pages |
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