In January of 1788 the First Fleet arrived in New South Wales and a thousand British men and women encountered the people who will be their new neighbours;
In January of 1788 the First Fleet arrived in New South Wales and a thousand British men and women encountered the people who will be their new neighbours;Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
INGA CLENDINNEN is a distinguished historian and author. Reading the Holocaust was named a New York Times Best Book of the Year and was awarded the New South Wales Premier's General History Award in 1999. Her subsequent work, Tiger's Eye was awarded the 2002 Adelaide Festival Award for Innovation and the Nita B.Kibble Award for Women Writers 2001 and was shortlisted for the Age Book of the Year Award 2000. Her essays and short stories have been widely published.
Inhaltsangabe
1. Introduction 2. Dancing with strangers 3. Meeting the informants 4. Governor Arthur Phillip 5. Captain John Hunter 6. Surgeon-General John White 7. Judge-Advocate David Collins 8. Watkin Tench, Captain-Lieutenant of Marines 9. Settling in 10. What the Australians saw 11. Arabanoo 12. Enter Baneelon 13. Spearing the Governor 14. 'Coming In' 15. House guests 16. British sexual politics 17. Australian sexual politics 18. Boat trip to Rose Hill 19. Headhunt 20. On disciple 21. Potato thieves 22. Expedition 23. Crime and punishment: Boladeree 24. Barangaroo 25. Tench goes home 26. Phillip goes home 27. Collins goes home 28. Collins reconsiders 29. Baneelon returned 30. Bungaree 31. Enter Mrs Charles Meredith 32. Epilogue.
1. Introduction 2. Dancing with strangers 3. Meeting the informants 4. Governor Arthur Phillip 5. Captain John Hunter 6. Surgeon-General John White 7. Judge-Advocate David Collins 8. Watkin Tench, Captain-Lieutenant of Marines 9. Settling in 10. What the Australians saw 11. Arabanoo 12. Enter Baneelon 13. Spearing the Governor 14. 'Coming In' 15. House guests 16. British sexual politics 17. Australian sexual politics 18. Boat trip to Rose Hill 19. Headhunt 20. On disciple 21. Potato thieves 22. Expedition 23. Crime and punishment: Boladeree 24. Barangaroo 25. Tench goes home 26. Phillip goes home 27. Collins goes home 28. Collins reconsiders 29. Baneelon returned 30. Bungaree 31. Enter Mrs Charles Meredith 32. Epilogue.
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"In this book Inga Clendinnen breathes new life into early contact between indigenous and incoming peoples in Sydney, Australia, during the late eighteenth century...This book is a wonderful rollercoaster ride through the highs and lows of cross-cultural contact, and is highly recommended." - American Historical Review, Fiona Paisley, Griffith University
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