Phillipsland, or, The Country hitherto designated Port Phillip : its present condition and prospects...
Phillipsland, or, The Country hitherto designated Port Phillip : its present condition and prospects...
Phillipsland, or, The Country hitherto designated Port Phillip : its present condition and prospects, as a highly eligible field for emigration / by John Dunmore Lang.
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Publisher
[Edinburgh? : s.n.]; 1847 printing (Edinburgh : Thomas Constable)
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Date
1847 printing
Call Numbers
T0149716 , DSM/982/L , RB/L0010/L , DSM/982/15B1 , 84/282
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Language
English
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Physical content
vii, 447 p., [6] leaves of plates (2 folded) : ill., maps ; 18 cm.
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Publisher
[Edinburgh? : s.n.]; 1847 printing (Edinburgh : Thomas Constable)
Place of Publication
Scotland
Date Published
1847 printing
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Copyright status: Out of copyright.
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Phillipsland, or, The Country hitherto designated Port Phillip : its present condition and prospects, as a highly eligible field for emigration / by John Dunmore Lang.
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Notes
General note
Dixson Library copy at: 84/252 has been inscribed and dated 2 Feb. 1852.
Mitchell Library copy at: DSM/982/L has Alfred Lee bookplate.
Mitchell Library copy at:DSM/982/15B1 signed, 'D.S. Mitchell'.
Selected for Digitisation 2013
Citation / References Note
Ferguson, J.A. Bibliography of Australia, 4561.
Additional physical form availability note
Online at the State Library of NSW.
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T0149716 , DSM/982/L , RB/L0010/L , DSM/982/15B1 , 84/282
Record Identifier
74Vvgg0B63od
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991012335329702626
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