Fight the Fiery Fiend - Colonial Fire Fighting 1803-1883
A history of how the early European settlers in Van Diemen's Land fought fires, including those on ships in the River Derwent. This is an out-of-print book in USED condition.
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Fighting Nineteenth
History of the 19th Infantry Battalion AIF, 1915 - 1918
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Finding Feeding Trout
Tony Ritchie uses his knowledge of over half a century of fly fishing to help the sporting angler find feeding trout.
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Finding My Feet - Hanny Allston, My Story
At 19, Hanny Allston faces a 'perfect storm'... yet despite the times of struggle, Hanny's story glows.
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Finding Trout
Tony Ritchie uses his knowledge of fly fishing on Tasmanian waters to give advice on how the sporting angler can find more trout to catch.
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Fire Eye
Adventure turned nightmare: how did Alexander Dulaine's search for a lost plane become a struggle between life and death?
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Fires, Farms and Forests - Surrey Hills, North-west Tasmania
Fires, Farms and Forests is an environmental and cultural account of the changes in the landscape of Surrey Hills, a unique tract of land in north-west Tasmania, ranging from the last ice age to the present day.
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First at War, The
The Story of the 2/1st Australian Infantry Battalion 1939-45
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First Person - hardcover
What is the truth? In this blistering story of a ghost writer haunted by his demonic subject, the Man Booker Prize winner Richard Flanagan turns to lies, crime and literature with devastating effect
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First Views of Lake St Clair - used
In 1862 the artist John Skinner Prout published an account of his 1845 trip to Lake St Clair. In 1863, his student and photographer Morton Allport travelled to Lake St Clair and using the new 'dry plate' technique, achieved the first photographic record of the area - Tasmania's first wilderness photographs.
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