New Zealand : the substance of lectures on the colonization of New Zealand, delivered at Lancaster,...
New Zealand : the substance of lectures on the colonization of New Zealand, delivered at Lancaster,...
New Zealand : the substance of lectures on the colonization of New Zealand, delivered at Lancaster, Plymouth, Bristol, Hereford, Kirkby, Lonsdale, Richmond, and The Charter House, London / by William Swainson.
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Publisher
London : Smith, Elder & Co., 1856.
Date
1856.
Call Numbers
MD 1 R 13 , MD 1 R 14 , 85/246 , 85/245 , DSM/997/S
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Language
English
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Physical content
64 p. ; 19 cm.
Publication information
Publisher
London : Smith, Elder & Co., 1856.
Place of Publication
England
Date Published
1856.
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Copyright status: Out of copyright.
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Full title
New Zealand : the substance of lectures on the colonization of New Zealand, delivered at Lancaster, Plymouth, Bristol, Hereford, Kirkby, Lonsdale, Richmond, and The Charter House, London / by William Swainson.
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Notes
General note
"With notes."
Selected for Digitisation 2016
Dixson library copy at 85/245 includes publishers catalogue for Apr. 1856 bound in.
Dixson library copy at 85/246 signed by N. Halse Nov. 1859. Includes the publishers catalogue for June 1857 bound in.
State Reference Library copy at MD 1 R 14: Includes publisher's catalogue bound into volume by : Ginn & Company (1885 catalogue)...
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Online at the State Library of NSW.
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MD 1 R 13 , MD 1 R 14 , 85/246 , 85/245 , DSM/997/S
Record Identifier
74Vvg4lodG7A
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991012408679702626
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