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The History of New Holland, from Its First Discovery in 1616, to the Present Time. with a Particular Account of Its Produce and Inhabitants; and a ... Also, an Introductory Discourse on Banishment See Notes Multiple Contributors

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British Library

T090957

Variously attributed to George Barrington or to William Eden. Eden's 'Discourse on banishment' is reprinted from his 'Principles of penal law'.

London : printed for John Stockdale, 1787. xxiv,254,[2]p.,plates : maps ; 8°