Australian Bushranging and the Early Days Chapter III Continued
A fragmented account traces proclamations by the Governor and Executive Council in New South Wales. It details outlaw declarations, penalties for aiding outlawry, and authorities’ powers to search dwellings, seize arms, and arrest suspects amid the 1865 context, citing court orders and the legal framework surrounding bushranging, proclamations, and the surrender or pursuit of outlaws.
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