The History of Tasmania, volume I
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Having adoptedthe opinion that an independent colonial government would not add to thefreedom or prosperity of the colony, he opposed the petition. Thecommittee for its promotion set up a placard, which referred to thehistory of the dissentient, and exposed themselves to a criminalprosecution.
The establishment of a court seemed to be the signal for an outbreak ofdisorder and violence. Many prisoners escaped from confinement, and fora long period a succession of depredators alarmed and pillaged... thecolony. The settlers promptly tendered their assistance to thegovernment, to garrison the towns or scour the bush. Their assistancewas chiefly valuable for the moral support it afforded, and itsinfluence on the minds of the labourer in bondage. The exploits of thebushrangers properly belong to the history of transportation, and arerelated in Vol. Ii. P. 194. The terrors they spread retarded theoccupation of the country, and joined with the assaults of the nativesmade the life of a Tasmanian farmer one of considerable danger.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Having adoptedthe opinion that an independent colonial government would not add to thefreedom or prosperity of the colony, he opposed the petition. Thecommittee for its promotion set up a placard, which referred to thehistory of the dissentient, and exposed themselves to a criminalprosecution.
The establishment of a court seemed to be the signal for an outbreak ofdisorder and violence. Many prisoners escaped from confinement, and fora long period a succession of depredators alarmed and pillaged... thecolony. The settlers promptly tendered their assistance to thegovernment, to garrison the towns or scour the bush. Their assistancewas chiefly valuable for the moral support it afforded, and itsinfluence on the minds of the labourer in bondage. The exploits of thebushrangers properly belong to the history of transportation, and arerelated in Vol. Ii. P. 194. The terrors they spread retarded theoccupation of the country, and joined with the assaults of the nativesmade the life of a Tasmanian farmer one of considerable danger.
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