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The Explorers Timothy Flannery

The Explorers By Timothy Flannery

The Explorers by Timothy Flannery


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Summary

Told in this book is an epic story of courage and suffering, of dispossession and conquest, of a moving frontier between European invaders and the Aborigines who had been living on the continent of Australia for thousands of years.

The Explorers Summary

The Explorers by Timothy Flannery

From the account of how a convict rescued Eliza Fraser to the story of Maori chief Te Pahi saving lives of condemned thieves in Sydney in 1805 and how John Ainsworth Horrocks was shot by his camel, The Explorers takes us beyond the frontier into a world of danger, compassion, humour, brutality and death. It not only includes the work of Wills, Giles, Leichhardt, Stuart, Eyre and Mitchell, but a host of other fascinating figures too, documenting almost four centuries of exploration.

About Timothy Flannery

Tim Flannery was born in Melbourne in 1956. He lives in Sydney, where he is Principal Research Scientist at the Australian Museum. In 1998 he was appointed Visiting Professor of Australian Studies at Harvard University.

Additional information

GOR001797271
9781842121177
1842121170
The Explorers by Timothy Flannery
Used - Very Good
Paperback
Orion Publishing Co
20010621
388
N/A
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