A sequel to Barrington's voyage to New South Wales, Comprising an interesting narrative of the transactions and behaviour of the convicts; the progress of the colony; an official register of the crimes, trials, sentences, and executions that have taken place: a topographical, physical, and moral account of the country, manners, customs &c. of the natives,- as likewise authentic anecdotes of the most distinguished characters, and notorious convicts that have been transported to the settlement at New South Wales. By the celebrated George Barrington, principal superintendant of the convicts
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- A sequel to Barrington's voyage to New South Wales, Comprising an interesting narrative of the transactions and behaviour of the convicts; the progress of the colony; an official register of the crimes, trials, sentences, and executions that have taken place: a topographical, physical, and moral account of the country, manners, customs &c. of the natives,- as likewise authentic anecdotes of the most distinguished characters, and notorious convicts that have been transported to the settlement at New South Wales. By the celebrated George Barrington, principal superintendant of the convicts
- Voyage to Botany Bay. Sequel
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London: Printed and published by C. Lowndes, No. 66, Drury-Lane; and sold by H.D. Symonds, Paternoster Row, 1800.
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- 1800
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- T149294
- Grub Street ID
- 195329
- Description
- viii,[1],6-110,[6]p. : ill.,table ; 8°.
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- Drop-head title: 'A voyage to New South Wales. Part II.' - With three final leaves: 'An official register of the crimes .. of the convicts in New South-Wales'
With a half-title.