Colonial Frontiers and Family Fortunes: Studies of Rural Urban Victoria
Biographies & True Stories Historical History Non-Fiction Reference Textbook Australian History Colonialism Education
"Colonial Frontiers and Family Fortunes: Studies of Rural Urban Victoria" is a valuable and highly sought-after resource for anyone interested in Australian history, particularly the colonial period. This paperback textbook, published in 1989 by The University of Melbourne, is a comprehensive study of rural and urban Victoria during the colonial era. The book features a wealth of photographs and illustrations, making it a visually engaging and informative read.
The authors, Jane Beer, Charles Fahey, Patricia Grimshaw, Melanie Raymond, and Jane Marjorie, are renowned experts in their field, and their meticulous research and attention to detail make this book an authoritative reference on the subject. With its focus on the intersection of colonialism, convicts, and family fortunes, this book provides a unique perspective on Australia's complex and fascinating history.
As a vintage publication, this book is a rare find, especially in good condition. This copy is a treasure for collectors and historians alike, with only minor spotting on the front cover and a small stain on the inner front cover. The pages are neat, clean, and tidy, and the book comes from a smoke-free home.
For anyone interested in Australian history, education, or true stories, "Colonial Frontiers and Family Fortunes" is an essential addition to their library. Its rare availability and excellent condition make it a valuable find, and its comprehensive and engaging content make it a must-read for anyone seeking to deepen their understanding of Australia's colonial past.
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