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Scenes of Early South Australia: the letters of Joseph Keynes of Keyneton
Scenes of Early South Australia: the letters of Joseph Keynes of Keyneton
Rob Linn
This essay first appeared in the Journal of the Historical Society of South Australia, vol 10, 1982, and is reprinted here with minor amendments.
Rob Linn studied history at the University of Adelaide. He taught history at a number of tertiary institutions and, in 1985, established with his wife, Jane, a historical consultancy. Their work has included commissioned projects: from small-scale research to the production of high quality publications, and to the management of large commercial and international oral history projects. Rob has written over 30 books.
Tags:
Adelaide,
Angas George Fife,
Angas Park,
Angaston,
August and Cooke,
Blandford,
brickmaking,
Brown Mr,
Clarke,
Dorset,
Fisher,
Flaxman Mr,
Flaxman’s Valley,
Frew and Rankin,
George Fife Angas & Co.,
German settlers,
Great Northern Road,
Green Thomas,
Hall Captain,
Harding,
Hodder Edwin,
Holdfast Bay,
Horswill Mr,
hutkeeper,
Jacob Mr,
James J.A.,
Joseph Keynes & Co.,
Keynes Joseph,
Keynes Richard,
Keynes William,
Klemzig,
Lester Mr,
Lindsay Park,
Miller George,
Morphett Mr,
Mount Crawford,
Murray scrub,
New South Wales,
Portman Lord,
rations,
religion,
religious liberty,
Rhine Survey,
Robertson Anna,
Rowlands Mr,
Scab,
Seven Special Surveys,
sheep,
shepherds,
South Australia,
South Australian Association,
South Australian Company,
Stacy Mr,
Stephens John,
Swan River,
Torrens,
Van Diemen’s Land,
Wakefield,
Walkerville,
Yates
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