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The gold rush : the fever that forever changed Australia / David Hill.
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9781864711301 (paperback)
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Hill, David, 1946- author.
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The gold rush : : the fever that forever changed Australia / / David Hill.
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North Sydney, N.S.W. ::
2011. William Heinemann,,
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xiv, [497] pages, [16] pages of plates : : illustrations (some colour), maps, portraits ; ; 20 cm. ;
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 425-473) and index.
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David Hill relates the extraordinary people and staggering events of Australia's great gold-rush years. From the mid- to late-1800s, people from all corners of the globe and all walks of life, including two future prime ministers of Great Britain and Australia, threw off their previous pursuits and made the often perilous journey to the goldfields, from where they would return either fabulously wealthy or demoralised and broken - if they returned at all.
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Gold mines and mining -- Australia -- History
Australia -- Gold discoveries -- Social aspects.
Australia -- Gold discoveries -- Economic aspects.
Australia -- History -- 1851-1891.
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Gold mines and mining -- Australia -- History
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