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Bound For Botany Bay British Convict Voyages To Australia First Edition Brooke

SKU: BELL-33805642

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Bound For Botany Bay British Convict Voyages To Australia First Edition Brooke instant download after payment.

Publisher: The National Archives

File Extension: PDF

File size: 18.47 MB

Pages: 272

Author: Brooke, Alan, Brandon, David

ISBN: 9781903365786, 1903365783

Language: English

Year: 2005

Edition: First Edition

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Bound For Botany Bay British Convict Voyages To Australia First Edition Brooke by Brooke, Alan, Brandon, David 9781903365786, 1903365783 instant download after payment.

This is the story of an extraordinary period in British criminal history, brought to life through unique surviving records held by the UK National Archives. For over two hundred years, tens of thousands of convicts were sentenced to be 'banished beyond the seas', mostly to Australia and to destinations which became the stuff of legend - Botany Bay, Van Diemen's Land, Norfolk Island. This book follows their epic voyages across the world's oceans, recapturing the perils and unexpected pleasures of life at sea in fresh and fascinating detail.NOTE: book is from scan and their are some portions of the scan that are unreadable with no OCRed text