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Charles White. Early Australian History. Convict Life in New South Wales and Van Diemen's Land
Early Australian History. Convict Life in New South Wales and Van Diemen's Land
Table of Contents
INTRODUCTORY
PART I.——The Story of the Ten Governors
CHAPTER I.—GOVERNOR PHILLIP—1787 to 1792
CHAPTER II.—THE INTERREGNUM—1792 to 1795
CHAPTER III.—GOVERNOR HUNTER.—1795 to 1800
CHAPTER IV.—GOVERNOR KING.—1800 to 1806
CHAPTER V.—GOVERNOR BLIGH.—1806 to 1809
CHAPTER VI.—GOVERNOR MACQUARIE—1809 to 1821
CHAPTER VII.—GOVERNOR BRISBANE—1821 to 1825
THE INTERREGNUM
CHAPTER VIII.—GOVERNOR DARLING—1825 to 1831
CHAPTER IX.—GOVERNOR BOURKE—1831 to 1838
CHAPTER X.—GOVERNOR GIPPS—1838 to 1846
CHAPTER XI.—GOVERNOR FITZROY—1846 to 1855
CHAPTER XII.—STATISTICAL EPITOME
[END OF PART I.]
EARLY AUSTRALIAN HISTORY
PART II.——The Story of the Convicts
CHAPTER I.—ORIGIN OF TRANSPORTATION
CHAPTER II.—THE ENGLISH CRIMINAL CODE
CHAPTER III.—THE VOYAGE OF THE FIRST FLEET
CHAPTER IV.—NAMES AND SENTENCES OF THE "FIRST FLEETERS."
TRANSPORTED FOR LIFE
TRANSPORTED FOR FOURTEEN YEARS
TRANSPORTED FOR SEVEN YEARS
CHAPTER V.—LABOURS AND SUFFERINGS OF THE EARLY CONVICTS
CHAPTER VI.—ATTEMPTS TO ESCAPE
CHAPTER VII.—LIFE ON BOARD CONVICT SHIPS
CHAPTER VIII.—AFTER LANDING
CHAPTER IX.—THE ASSIGNMENT SYSTEM
CHAPTER X.—TICKETS-OF-LEAVE
Form of Application for Ticket "Statement of the service of John——— by Ship————- "Applicant for a Ticket of Leave for the District of———-
FORM OF PASS
CHAPTER XI.—CONDITIONAL PARDONS
NEW SOUTH WALES
Conditional Pardon
CHAPTER XII.—THE FEMALE CONVICTS
CHAPTER XIII.—THE FEMALE FACTORY
CHAPTER XIV.—BARRACK LIFE
CHAPTER XV.—ROAD PARTIES & IRONED GANGS
CHAPTER XVI.—NORFOLK ISLAND
CHAPTER XVII.—VAN DIEMEN'S LAND
CHAPTER XVIII.—A HORRIBLE STORY
CHAPTER XIX.—A FREE RUFFIAN
CHAPTER XX.—REMARKABLE CONVICTS
THE SCOTCH MARTYRS
THE IRISH REBELS
WILLIAM HENRY BARBER, THE ATTORNEY-CONVICT. AN INNOCENT MAN TRANSPORTED FOR LIFE
THE CATO-STREET CONSPIRATORS
OLD DICK HUNT
KNATCHBULL, TAWELL, DILLON, VAUX AND OTHERS
THE CASE OF WILSON AND TATTERSALL
JOHN LYNCH'S CASE
BLACKSTONE'S CASE
MISCELLANEOUS
CHAPTER XXI.—THE LASH
CHAPTER XXII.—EXECUTIONS
CHAPTER XXIII.—EMANCIPISTS
CHAPTER XXIV.—CESSATION OF TRANSPORTATION
CHAPTER XXV.—CONCLUSION
THE END
