Australian Bushranging The Hariy Days Continued
Courten IV recounts the hardships faced by free immigrants in early colonial times. He describes constables arresting a young man as a bush ranger amid uncertainty, the lack of proper protection, and the chaotic justice system. He notes abusive identification practices, private farm lockups, and widespread handcuffing of travelers under the Bushranging Act.
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