A history of Port Arthur, the convict settlement on the Tasman Peninsula that operated from 1830 to 1877. Maggie Weidenhofer covers the establishment and daily operation of the station, the people held there, and its place in Tasmania's convict heritage.
BOOK DETAILS & CONDITION
- Softcover book.
- Published by Oxford University Press, 1990 Now out of print and hard to find.
- 146-pages, indexed.
- Condition: USED but generally good condition with light wear to the edges/corners.
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