W. Foster Rogers - Man's Inhumanity, Being a Chaplain's Chronicles of Norfolk Island in the Forties,...
W. Foster Rogers - Man's Inhumanity, Being a Chaplain's Chronicles of Norfolk Island in the Forties, based upon the journal, records and writings of Rev. Thos. Rogers, undated [ca. 1912-1914]
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[ca. 1912-1914]
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C 214
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0.02 metres of textual material (1 volume) - manuscript and typescript
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Microfilm : CY 1640, frames 1-200 (C 214)
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Full text of title page: 'Man's Inhumanity, Being a Chaplain's Chronicles of Norfolk Island in the 'Forties, based upon the journal, records, & writings of Rev. Thos. Rogers (original of the Rev. John North in "His Natural Life"); counter-statements of John Price (original of Captain Maurice Frere); correspondence between them and others; & pers...
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W. Foster Rogers - Man's Inhumanity, Being a Chaplain's Chronicles of Norfolk Island in the Forties, based upon the journal, records and writings of Rev. Thos. Rogers, undated [ca. 1912-1914]
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Digital order no:Album ID : 823578
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Acquired from Angus & Robertson in 1917
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Thomas Rogers (1806-1903) was a religious instructor on Norfolk Island from 1845 to 1847. His clashes with those in authority led to his recall to Tasmania. He was especially critical of the commandant John Price. Rogers was the model for the Rev. James North in Marcus Clarke's 'For the Term of his Natural Life'. His son John William Foster Rogers...
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C 214
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n7oVqNdn
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447064
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