The Brand On His Coat
Biographies & True Stories Historical History Reference Australian History True Stories Local History Colonial History Local Interest
The Brand On His Coat, written by renowned author Rica Erickson, is a captivating non-fiction book that delves into the fascinating world of Australian convicts and colonial history. First published in 1983 by the University of Western Australia, this vintage paperback is a rare find for history enthusiasts and collectors alike. As a valuable resource, it offers a unique perspective on the country's past, making it an essential addition to any personal library or educational institution.
This book is a testament to Erickson's meticulous research and engaging writing style, which brings to life the stories of Australia's colonial era. The text is rich in detail, providing a comprehensive understanding of the country's complex history, from the early days of colonization to the experiences of convicts and settlers. With its focus on Western Australia, this book is particularly valuable for those interested in regional history and local stories.
In good condition, this vintage paperback is a treasure trove of historical insights, with clean and tidy pages, and a tight binding that ensures it will remain a trusted resource for years to come. The cover may show some scuffing and wear, but this only adds to the book's charm, giving it a well-loved and well-used feel. For anyone passionate about Australian history, education, or simply looking to expand their knowledge, The Brand On His Coat is an absolute must-have.
As a rare and valuable resource, this book is perfect for young adults, adults, and educators seeking to gain a deeper understanding of Australia's rich history. Its unique blend of historical facts and engaging narrative makes it an ideal addition to any book collection, and its vintage status only adds to its appeal.
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