Incidents connected with the discovery of gold in New South Wales in the year 1851 / by E.W. Rudder,...
Incidents connected with the discovery of gold in New South Wales in the year 1851 / by E.W. Rudder,...
Incidents connected with the discovery of gold in New South Wales in the year 1851 / by E.W. Rudder, being a personal narrative of his connection with that event.
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Publisher
Sydney : Frederick White, 1861.
Date
1861.
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86/39 , PAM 86/816 , T0292836
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Language
English
Physical Description
Physical content
vii, 41 p. ; 21 cm.
Publication information
Publisher
Sydney : Frederick White, 1861.
Place of Publication
New South Wales
Date Published
1861.
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Copyright status: Out of copyright.
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Incidents connected with the discovery of gold in New South Wales in the year 1851 / by E.W. Rudder, being a personal narrative of his connection with that event.
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Notes
General note
Appendix by Frederick Odernheimer, re mining laws in the Duchy of Nassau.
Mitchell Library copy at DSM/042/P254 bound with other pamphlets in a volume annotated by Sir Alfred Stephen and signed, 'D.S. Mitchell.'
Mitchell Library copy at DSM/042/P6 is bound with other volumes, not all of which are individually signed.
Selected for digitisation 2016...
Citation / References Note
Ferguson, J.A. Bibliography of Australia, 15198.
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Online at the State Library of NSW
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86/39 , PAM 86/816 , T0292836
Record Identifier
74VM4RVOVrAM
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991001404259702626
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