Admiral Phillip; the Founding of New South Wales
Admiral Phillip; the Founding of New South Wales
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When Marcus Clarke published his book, naturally enough scores of imitators followed, and the sufferings of poor, unjustly-convicted prisoners done to death by heartless gaolers has ever since formed stock material for writers of 'short stories.' Neither writers nor readers troubled themselves about the amount of truth to be found in these stories, or were (Concerned with such details as the time or place of the alleged acts of injustice, and so no inconsiderable number of otherwise sensible pe...ople picture Governor Phillip as a man who hanged half a dozen convicts every morning before breakfast, and spent the rest of the day in flogging prisoners to death.
It is also often asserted that the British Govern- ment had no higher motive in the despatch of the First Fleet than that of clearing the English gaols, sending shiploads of prisoners to the other side of the world, depositing them on shore and leaving them to starve or die, or anything else, so long as the old country was rid of them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When Marcus Clarke published his book, naturally enough scores of imitators followed, and the sufferings of poor, unjustly-convicted prisoners done to death by heartless gaolers has ever since formed stock material for writers of 'short stories.' Neither writers nor readers troubled themselves about the amount of truth to be found in these stories, or were (Concerned with such details as the time or place of the alleged acts of injustice, and so no inconsiderable number of otherwise sensible pe...ople picture Governor Phillip as a man who hanged half a dozen convicts every morning before breakfast, and spent the rest of the day in flogging prisoners to death.
It is also often asserted that the British Govern- ment had no higher motive in the despatch of the First Fleet than that of clearing the English gaols, sending shiploads of prisoners to the other side of the world, depositing them on shore and leaving them to starve or die, or anything else, so long as the old country was rid of them.
What to read after Admiral Phillip; the Founding of New South Wales?
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