A history of the series of revivals in the 1820s and 1830s among the Methodists in Van Diemen's Land, held in Launceston and Hobart and amongst the earliest Christian revivals in Australia.
A history of the series of revivals in the 1820s and 1830s among the Methodists in Van Diemen's Land, held in Launceston and Hobart and amongst the earliest Christian revivals in Australia.
Noela M. Fox's history of the Presentation Sisters in Tasmania — the Irish Catholic religious order that established itself in Hobart in 1866 and went on to found and run schools, hospitals and other works of mercy across the island over the following 140 years.
A biography of Andrew Inglis Clark (1848-1907) - Tasmanian lawyer, judge, politician, reformer, republican, poet, intellectual and primary architect of the Australian Constitution.
Annie Baxter (later Dawbin, 1816–1905) sailed for Van Diemen's Land in 1834 as the young wife of an army officer stationed in Hobart Town and Launceston. This edition from her extensive diaries presents her memories of Tasmania, alongside her later years at the Macleay River and New England districts of New South Wales and Port Fairy in Victoria's Western District, covering 1834 to 1848.