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Chapters (not listed in original)
- Preface
- PART I
- Chapter I Australia from 1520 to 1770
- Chapter II Origin of transportation
- Chapter III Governor Phillip to Governor King
- Chapter V The discoveries of Flinders and Bass
- Chapter VI Governor Bligh (1806 to 1809)
- Chapter VI Governor MacQuarie (1809 to 1821)
- Chapter VII Governor Brisbane and Governor Darling (1821 to 1831)
- Chapter VIII Governor Bourke (1831 to 1838)
- Chapter IX Origins of the Wakefield System
- Chapter X Convict Labour
- Chapter XI Sir George Gipps (1838 to 1846)
- Chapter XII Emigration
- Chapter XIII Caroline Chisholm
- Chapter XIV Responsible Government
- Chapter XV Songs of the Squatters
- Chapter XVI Sir Charles Fitzroy (1846 to 1850)
- Chapter XVII Correspondence with parliamentary agent
- Chapter XVIII Victoria, or Port Phillip (1835 to 1850)
- Chapter XIX South Australia (1835 to 1851)
- Chapter XX Colonel Gawler's Government (1838 to 1841)
- Chapter XXI Governor Grey (1841 to 1844)
- PART II
- Chapter XXII A glance at the extent, form, soil, climate, rivers, and productions of Australia
- Chapter XXIII A geographical sketch and tabular view of Eastern Australia
- Chapter XXIV Journey from Port Jackson to Port Phillip
- Chapter XXV South Australia
- Chapter XXVI Mines of South Australia
- Chapter XXVII Religion, education, law
- Chapter XXVIII Statistics of New South Wales
- Chapter XXIX
- Chapter XXX Gold fields of Victoria
- Chapter XXXI The diaries of Diggers
- Chapter XXVII Conclusion
- Appendix
- Index
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