Notes on the present state and prospects of society in New South Wales : with an historical, statist...
Notes on the present state and prospects of society in New South Wales : with an historical, statist...
Notes on the present state and prospects of society in New South Wales : with an historical, statistical, and topographical account of Manilla and Singapore / by Alick Osborne.
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Publisher
London : J. Cross, 1833.
Date
1833.
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83/374 , N919.44/94B , DSM/980/O , N919.44/94A , 83/375
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Language
English
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96 p. ; 17 cm.
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Publisher
London : J. Cross, 1833.
Place of Publication
England
Date Published
1833.
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Notes on the present state and prospects of society in New South Wales : with an historical, statistical, and topographical account of Manilla and Singapore / by Alick Osborne.
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General note
Ferguson bibliography.
Dixson Library copy at: 83/375 is inscribed "Berry Esq. with last respects of the Author".
Mitchell Library copy 2 at DSM/ 980/ O : inscribed by Dr.Mitchell in the best respects of the author.
Mitchell Library copy 2 at DSM/ 980/ O : signed, 'D.S. Mitchell'.
Mitchell Library copy at:980/O has bookplate of : Alfred Lee.
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Citation / References Note
Ferguson, J.A. Bibliography of Australia, 1692
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Online at the State Library of NSW.
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83/374 , N919.44/94B , DSM/980/O , N919.44/94A , 83/375
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74Vvgw5apKyg
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991012154839702626
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