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Letters across the Indian Ocean: imagining empire in the private writing of the Prinsep family, 1866-1922
Record no:
68933
Author:
Allbrook, Malcolm
Year:
2013
Series:
STUDIES IN WESTERN AUSTRALIAN HISTORY, 2013, no. 28 : 27-45 [kept History P994.1]
Subject:
Pioneers - Western Australia - Swan River Settlement - History
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Letter writing
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Prinsep, Henry Charles, 1844-1922
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Western Australia - Colonization
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Swan River Settlement (W.A.) - History
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