An edition of Fettered and free (1956)

Fettered and free

the story of the coming of the British in 1788 to establish a settlement in New South Wales, January 1788-December 1792

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Fettered and free
William Beard, William Beard
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An edition of Fettered and free (1956)

Fettered and free

the story of the coming of the British in 1788 to establish a settlement in New South Wales, January 1788-December 1792

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s.n.
Language
English
Pages
63

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Subjects

Poetry, History

People

Arthur Phillip (1738-1814)

Places

New South Wales

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Fettered and free: the story of the coming of the British in 1788 to establish a settlement in New South Wales, January 1788-December 1792
1956, s.n.
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In verse.
"This edition is limited to one hundred copies."

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Library of Congress
PR9619.3.B398 F4

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Pagination
63 p. :
Number of pages
63

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL5255842M
LCCN
75329075

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