Colonial Frontiers and Family Fortunes: Two Studies of Rural-Urban Victoria
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This vintage 1989 paperback edition of "Colonial Frontiers and Family Fortunes: Two Studies of Rural-Urban Victoria" is a rare gem for anyone interested in Australian history, particularly the colonial period. Written by a team of esteemed authors, including Jane Beer, Charles Fahey, Patricia Grimshaw, Melanie Raymond, and Jane Marjorie, this book offers a unique perspective on the rural-urban dynamics of Victoria during the colonial era.
As part of the Colonial Frontiers series, this book is a valuable resource for historians, researchers, and students of Australian history. The inclusion of photographs adds a visual dimension to the narrative, making it an engaging and informative read. With its focus on the experiences of convicts, settlers, and indigenous Australians, this book provides a nuanced understanding of the complexities of colonialism in Victoria.
Published by The University of Melbourne, this book is a testament to the institution's commitment to academic excellence and rigorous research. The condition of this vintage edition is remarkable, with only minor spotting on the front cover and a small stain on the inner front cover. The pages are clean, neat, and tidy, making it a great addition to any personal or institutional library.
For anyone seeking a comprehensive and authoritative account of Australia's colonial past, "Colonial Frontiers and Family Fortunes" is an essential read. This rare and out-of-print book is a valuable find for collectors, researchers, and enthusiasts of Australian history, offering a unique insight into the lives of those who shaped the country's rural-urban landscape.
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