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Can you see the mountain?
A member of the pre-baby boomer generation, Peter Heerey AM QC tells of growing up after the Second World War, university life and National Service in Tasmania in the 1950s, and some highlights, and lowlights, from 23 years at the Victorian Bar.
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Cazaly the Legend
Roy Cazaly's extraordinary story is one of the great tales of Australian football.
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Celebrated Chairs
The story of George Peddle and Harry Hearn who brought the traditional craft of Windsor-chair making to Tasmania.
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Central Cookery Book
A standard reference for generations of young Tasmanians, Central Cookery Book is now in it's 17th edition and remains as relevant today as when first published.
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Charles Darwin in Hobart
A record of Charles Darwin's visit to Hobart Town in 1836 and the observations he recorded.
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Ching Chong China Girl - from fruitshop to foreign correspondent
A memoir of growing up different in a very eccentric but traditional Chinese-Tasmanian family.
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Churches of Colonial Hobart
A field guide to Hobart's history in 24 buildings.
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Cider Gums & Currawongs - the Lake Country of Tasmania to the 1950s
Cider Gums & Currawongs contains a wealth of photographs and other material assembled to create a detailed history of Tasmania's high country up until the 1950s when roads, cars and modern communications brought rapid and permanent lifestyle change.
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Cleansing the Colony
The little known story of the more than one hundred people transported from New Zealand to Van Diemen's Land.
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Closing Hell's Gates - the death of a convict station
Based on an elaborate reconstruction of day-to-day life at Macquarie Harbour, one of Australia's most notorious sites of convict punishment, this is the true story of how, in 1827, nine convicts opted for 'state-assisted' escape (the death sentence) rather than endure the hardships and privations of the penal settlement on Sarah Island.
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