Female Factory Female Convicts Exiled From Britain To Van Dieman's Land
Biographies & True Stories Historical History Memoir Australian History True Stories Cultural History Cultural Studies
This 2012 paperback edition of "Female Factory Female Convicts: Exiled From Britain To Van Dieman's Land" by Tony Rayner is a must-have for anyone interested in Australian history, cultural studies, and the stories of women exiled from Britain. This chronicle provides a unique glimpse into the lives of female convicts who were transported to Van Dieman's Land, shedding light on a lesser-known aspect of Australian history. With its 199 pages, the book is filled with illustrations that bring the stories to life, making it a compelling read for young adults and adults alike.
As a valuable resource for those interested in biographies, true stories, and historical accounts, this book offers a comprehensive look at the experiences of female convicts during a pivotal period in Australian history. The author's meticulous research and engaging narrative style make this book an essential addition to any collection focused on Australian history, cultural studies, and the stories of women who shaped the nation.
In very good condition, this copy is free of writing, dog ears, and tight binding, ensuring that it will remain a treasured possession for years to come. The only minor flaw is a small scuff mark on page 1, but this does not detract from the book's overall value. From a smoke-free home, this book is ready to find a new owner who will appreciate its significance and historical importance.
For anyone seeking a unique and informative perspective on Australian history, "Female Factory Female Convicts" is an excellent choice. With its richly illustrated pages and engaging narrative, this book is sure to captivate readers and provide a deeper understanding of the experiences of women who played a vital role in shaping the nation.
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