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We Were The First - early pioneering in north-west Tasmania and Trowutta
Added: Aug 12, 2026
Seafield Deuchar (born Brisbane, 1886) studied at Cambridge before settling near Wynyard in Tasmania's north-west in 1916, taking up and clearing pioneering farmland near Trowutta. This book, illustrated throughout with Deuchar's own paintings, covers clearing the forest, building the family home, water supply, early agriculture and exploration of the district, and the pioneers of Trowutta and district.
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History
Non fiction titles principally relating to the history of Van Diemen's Land and Tasmania.
Lawyers and the Community
A history of lawyers and the Tasmanian community from Tasman Shields K.C. to John Kable Q.C. This is an out-of-print book in USED and somewhat worn condition.
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Legacy of a Norfolk Plains Convict - William Webb
The history of the convict William Webb, transported for theft, and the very successful legacy his family left to the young colony in the Northern Midlands of Tasmania and beyond.
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Letters to Pituncarty Tasmania
Colonial correspondence of Christian Taylor Buist who lived at Pituncarty on the Macquarie River in Tasmania's Midlands, including letters from Ellinthorpe (sic) Hall, telling much of the local Taylor family history.
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Letters to Sir Joseph Banks
Letters from Hobart's founder David Collins to the naturalist Sir Joseph Banks - London and the Derwent 1798-1808.
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Life in Old Van Diemens Land
A portrayal of the colourful life of the colonial Tasmanian convict settlement in the first half of the 19th century.
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Lifeblood of a Colony
A history of irrigation in Tasmania. This is an out-of-print book in USED condition.
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Lifeblood – Tasmania's Hydro Power | Roger Lupton | 1999 [USED – HCDJ – Out of Print]
At the time of publication, Tasmania generated more electricity per head of population than any place in the world except Norway, and 99% of that power came from water. Lifeblood is Roger Lupton's history of the Hydro-Electric Commission — the Hydro — and the century-long project to harness that resource across the island.
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