The Colonization of Australia 1829 42 the Wakefield Experiment in Empire Buil
The Colonization of Australia 1829 42 the Wakefield Experiment in Empire Buil
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. There was a worth, a sincerity, a true ring about them, which could not fail of great things. "' Another important factor which made for success was the good quality of the land. Wakefield and his associates, in comparing Western Australia with South Australia to the disadvantage of the former, were apt to forget that the land around Perth had disappointed expectations, while that around Adelaide had justified the good opinions formed of it;"* so that, when the settlers ceased land speculatio...n and betook themselves to agriculture, their efforts were well rewarded. ' Grey himself was of opinion that, if land sales and emigration were properly conducted, they formed an excellent system of establishing a new colony;* and the Select Committee of 1841, while condemning the pro- visions which had been made for managing the colony, reported that the principle established of land-sales and emigration was a sound one.
1 G. C. Henderson, Life of Sir George Grey, 1907, p. 67. It was inevitable that some of the emigrants amongst such large numbers sent out were of indifferent character.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. There was a worth, a sincerity, a true ring about them, which could not fail of great things. "' Another important factor which made for success was the good quality of the land. Wakefield and his associates, in comparing Western Australia with South Australia to the disadvantage of the former, were apt to forget that the land around Perth had disappointed expectations, while that around Adelaide had justified the good opinions formed of it;"* so that, when the settlers ceased land speculatio...n and betook themselves to agriculture, their efforts were well rewarded. ' Grey himself was of opinion that, if land sales and emigration were properly conducted, they formed an excellent system of establishing a new colony;* and the Select Committee of 1841, while condemning the pro- visions which had been made for managing the colony, reported that the principle established of land-sales and emigration was a sound one.
1 G. C. Henderson, Life of Sir George Grey, 1907, p. 67. It was inevitable that some of the emigrants amongst such large numbers sent out were of indifferent character.
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