St. Andrew's Immigration Society - Assisting migration of Scots to Van Diemen's Land 1854

St. Andrew's Immigration Society - used

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In 1854 the Launceston-based St. Andrew's Society established a separate association specifically to assist Scottish migrants. Over the following eight years, almost 2,500 Scots were selected and assisted by the St. Andrew's Immigration Society to make Tasmania their home. This book is a history of the St Andrew's Immigration Society - its formation, operations, personnel, funding and its identified immigrants.

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Softcover book
Published 2019
233-pages, indexed

SKU SKU19529

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Weight 0.50 kg

Author Gregory Wighton

ISBN 9781925833430

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