Fragmented Narrative of Early Colony Dwellers and Native Encounters
The text describes convicts cutting wood and provisioning cattle during an unsettled New South land era. It notes European aversion to labor, failed escape attempts via French ships, and violent clashes with native groups. It chronicles shelter, tools, food, climate, and livestock losses, plus lists of individuals and arrivals connected to the colony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Werth
Siollander
Europe
la Perieux
Mont Perea
Cocke
Rte
Bves
Phage
Charette
Warain
Yeterday
Rio Jauiro
Cape of Good Hope
Borrowdale
Port Jackson
Fishbourne
Golden Grove Victuallers
Cape
Pois
Scartreugh
Charlote
Chine
Intea
Persen
Amarica
Prince of Wales
Cape Horn
Sasha
Penryn
Toreteer
Alboy
Aye Prathy
Matieos
Arenim Tao Toont
Armen
Lane
Rap
Commodore Villipe
Peters Ag
Dori
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Efor
Pt Ee Naothe Eit
Ck Wey Ts Nnei
Joeeta Badege
Green Tree
Leiceterfraure
William Pickett
Sar Jame Oonderson
Drook Watson
Gorih
Paul le
Walbroek
Rice Jimes
Bernei
Eig
Southamtonstreet
Bouimsbury
Richard Puller
Big
Old Broad
Lewis Tyuier
William Cocke
Hig
Queen-squire
Ormond-sreet
Robert Dent
Eto
Fleet-street
John Paples
Lig
Old Bondstreet
Comers
Mount-street
Berklequare Depey
John Siffi
Grace Ts
James B. He
Shebert
Siepa
Hurton Ad
Beaulord
Horus
Daniel Frees
Ziat
Ea Ieee
Wiwort
N. R
Bt Y
John
Jean
Jean Gs
Mino Ins Jr
Richid Warren
Geexviile
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