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Terra Australis
Edited by Tim Flannery. Mathew Flinders' great adventures in the circumnavigations on Australia. 268pp. |
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There
Were Three Ships
Christopher Richards. In 1864 three ships carrying 120 people set out from Melbourne bound for a land of promise in remote north Western Australia. But Utopia became a living hell. Softcover. 210 pages.
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To the Great Gulf
Wilfred & Christopher Steele The surveys & explorations of LA Wells. Wells was a member of several important explorations, firstly with the Elder Scientific Exploring Expedition, then led the Calvert Scientific Expedition. He was also responsible for much of the pastoral survey work in South Australia and Victoria River area in the Northern Territory. Wells also led a prospecting expedition into the Musgrave, Mann, Everard, Petermann & Tomkinson Ranges during 1903. H/Cover 144 pages |
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The Tyranny of Distance.
Geoffrey Blainey. A classic account of how Australia's geographical remoteness has been central to shaping our history and identity. 412pp. |
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The Voyage of the Beagle
Charles Darwin. When the Beagle sailed from Devonport on 27th Dec 1831, Darwin was 22 and setting off on the voyage of a lifetime. 432pp. |
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Two Classic Tales of Australian Exploration In this remarkable volume Tim Flannery brings together two classic Australian tales of travel and exploration: 1788 by Watkin Tench and Life and Adventures by John Nicol. Watkin Tench was a young marine captain with the First Fleet. With his natural curiosity and genius for storytelling he documented his first indelible impressions of this extraordinary land. John Nicol, experienced maritime globetrotter and steward on the Lady Juliana, arrived in Port Jackson two years later. On board was Sarah Shitlam, his young convict lover, who had borne their son John during the voyage. Nicol’s record of the savagery and tenderness of a life lived on the high seas in the late eighteenth century is unrivalled. 196 pp. |
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Where is Here? Tim Flannery. In this book Flannery charts 350 years of exploration in Australia. A chronological collection of well-known and little-known explorers, from Jan Carstensz in 1623 to Robyn Davidson in 1977. A highly readable account. |
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