An account of the first convict settlement on Maria Island, off Tasmania's east coast, drawing on the original Register of Convicts held by the Oxfordshire County Records Office in Oxford, England — including tabulated information on all 347 convicts held at the settlement (1 female and 346 male), transcribed from the original register. Covers the island's discovery, first settlement, and the "extreme penalty," alongside a full convict register index and appendices.
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BOOK DETAILS
- Simple softcover book, self-printed
- Published 2007
- 64-pages, indexed
- Grainy black/white photos
CONDITION
Used but generally good condition. Old sticker marks on and red sticker on the back cover.
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