Hawkesbury settlement revealed
Subtitle: a new look at Australia's third mainland settlement 1793 - 1802
Publisher: Rosenberg Publishing
Published: 2009
Place of publication: Dural, Australia
Language: eng
Format: Hardcover
Number of pages: 488
ISBN-13: 9781877058882
Copyright date: 2009
Description: Offers a look at Australia's Third Mainland Settlement, 1793-1802. This book discusses Australia's beginnings, and about the third mainland settlement which grew at the River Hawkesbury. It deals with controversial themes, including the meeting of Indigenous and European cultures, and the results of the influence of the French Revolution.
Table of contents: label: Introduction
title: The view from above; label: Part 1.
title: Beginnings of settlement; label: chapter 2
title: Evolution of the Hawkesbury grants, 1793-1794; label: chapter 3
title: Creating a negative stereotype; label: chapter 4
title: Vanishing soldier allotments, 1795; label: chapter 5
title: Exconvict continuity and diversity, 1795-1802; title: Part 2. Settlers themselves; label: chapter 6
title: Working farmers, prosperous settlers and John Stogdell, exconvict; label: chapter 7
title: Debt despite work; label: chapter 8
title: Hawkesbury indigenous culture meets colonial practice; label: chapter 9
title: Lawlessness: European crime, protest and the radical thought of John Harris, exconvict; label: chapter 10
title: Invisible women and Sarah Cooley, exconvict.; label: chapter 11
title: Conclusion: a new image; label: Appendix 1.1-1.8
title: Hawkesbury land grants by date of registration of the title, 1794-1802; label: Appendix 2.
title: Unregistered lands [romised at Hawkesbury, 1794-1795; label: Appendix 3.
title: Governer Phillip's grants on the mainland (NSW), 1791-1792; label: Appendix 4.
title: Governer Phillip's Parramatta grants to ex-convicts,1791-1792; label: Appendix 5.1-5.1
title: Acting Governer Grose's Hawkesbury grants to ex-convicts, 1794