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by David Hill


  Hughes, Robert, The Fatal Shore: The Epic of Australia’s Founding, Harvill, London, 1996

  Keneally, Thomas, The Commonwealth of Thieves, Random House Australia, Sydney, 2005

  Kenny, John, Before the First Fleet: Europeans in Australia 1606–1777, Kangaroo Press, Kenthurst, NSW, 1995

  King, Jonathan, The First Fleet: The Convict Voyage that Founded Australia, Macmillan, South Melbourne, 1982

  Lambert, Andrew, War at Sea in the Age of Sail, 1650–1850, Cassell, London, 2000

  Mackaness, George, Admiral Arthur Phillip: Founder of New South Wales, 1738–1814, Angus & Robertson, Sydney, 1937

  Mackay, David, A Place of Exile: The European Settlement of New South Wales, Oxford University Press, Melbourne, 1985

  McAlpine, Ida and Richard Hunter, George III and the Mad Business, Allen Lane, London, 1960

  McIntyre, Kenneth Gordon, The Rebello Transcripts: Governor Phillip’s Portuguese Prelude, Sovereign Press, London, 1984

  Menzies, Gavin, 1421: The Year China Discovered the World, Bantam, London, 2003

  Mulvaney, D. J. and Peter J. White (eds), Australians in 1788, Fairfax, Syme & Weldon, Sydney, 1987

  O’Brien, Eris, The Foundations of Australia, Angus & Robertson, Sydney, 1950

  Radzinowicz, Leon, A History of the English Criminal Law and its Administration from 1750, Vol. 1, Stevens and Sons, London, 1948–50

  Rawson, Geoffrey, The Strange Case of Mary Bryant, Robert Hale, London, 1938

  Rees, Sian, The Floating Brothel: The Extraordinary Story of the Lady Juliana and its Cargo of Female Convicts Bound for Botany Bay, Hodder, Sydney, 2001

  Ryan, R. J., The Second Fleet Convicts, Star Printery, Sydney, 1982

  Small, John and Mary, The Small Family in Australia, William John Pollock (ed.), Star Printery, Erskineville, NSW, 1988

  de Vries, Susanna, Strength of Spirit: Pioneering Women of Achievement from First Fleet to Federation, Millennium Books, Alexandria, NSW, 1995

  Walker, Mike, A Long Way Home, John Wiley & Sons, London, 2005

  Watkins, David, The Architect King: George III and the Culture of the Enlightenment, Royal Connection, London, 2004

  JOURNALS, PERIODICALS AND OTHER WORKS

  The Advertiser

  Annual Register (of a View of the History, Politics and Literature for the Year 1786), Dodsley, London, 1788

  Felix Farley’s Bristol Journal

  General Evening Post

  Gentleman’s Magazine

  Historical Records of Australia, Series I, Vols 1–10 (John Hunter, An Historic Journal of the Transactions at Port Jackson and Norfolk Island)

  Historical Records of New South Wales (HRNSW), Vol. 1, Pt 1 (Cook 1762–80), Pt 2 (Phillip 1783–92), Vol. 2 (Grose and Patterson 1793–5), Vol. 3 (Hunter 1796–99), Vol. 4 (Hunter and King 1800, 1801, 1802), Vol. 5 (King 1803–05), Vol. 6 (King and Bligh 1806–07, 1808)

  Journal of the House of Commons, Vols 37–40

  London Chronicle

  London Observer

  Old Bailey trial records: www.oldbaileyonline.org

  The Parliamentary Register, or History of the Proceedings of the House of Commons

  Royal Australian Historical Society Journal, Vol. XXI, Pt IV

  Sydney Gazette

  The Times

  Whitehall Evening Post

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  negative descriptions

  numbers

  rituals

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  Alexander

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  Allen, William

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  Edwards, Edward

  Egmont

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  England, return to

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  escape attempts

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  Europe

  Evans, Thomas

  Faddy, Lieutenant William

  Fairclough, John

  Falkland Islands

  farming

  Farrell, Phillip

  feast of the Assumption

  First Fleet

  accommodation on

  advance settlement

  age on

  allocation of ships

  application to join

  chartered

  convicts see convicts

  cost

  crew see crew

  death on

  England, ships return to

  fumigation

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  marines see marines

  officers see officers

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  fortress

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  Franklyn, Nicholas

  Fraser, Lord Mayor of London

  free settlers

  Freeman, James

  Fremantle

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  First Fleet voyage

  da Gama, Vasco

  Ganges

  gaols see prisons

  Garden Island

  George, Ann

  Gibraltar

  Gilbert, Grace

  Gilbert, Captain Thomas

  Gilbert Island

  Golden Grove

  England, return to

  First Fleet voyage

  Goliath

  Gordon, Daniel

  Goree

  Gorgon

  governor’s house

  governor’s reports

  Grace, James

  Great Barrier Reef

  Grenville, Lord

  Griffiths, Thomas

  grog see alcohol

  Grose, Major Francis

  Guardian

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  Hall, Joseph

  Hall, Justice

  Hall, Margaret

  Hand, Abraham

  Handland, Dorothy

  hangings

  Harris, John

  Harvey, Mr

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  Healey, Rear-Admiral Augustus John

  health

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  Hill, Captain

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  exploration

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  Holsworth, William

  Howard, John

  Howe, Lord

  Hudson, John

  Hume, Andrew

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  Hunter, John

  Cape Town

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  governor, as

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  Norfolk Island

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  Inett, Ann

  Infanta

  Jamieson, Thomas

  Johnson, Mary

  Johnson, Reverend Richard

  Johnston, Anne

  Johnston, Lieutenant George

  Jones, John

  Jones, Thomas

  Josepha, Anna

  journals, published

  judicial leniency

  Justinian

  Norfolk Island

  Second Fleet voyage

  Kelty, James

  Kerguelen Island

  King, Anna

  King, Elizabeth

  King, Captain James

  King George I

  King George II

  King George III

  King George IV

  King John II of Portugal

  King, Lieutenant Philip

  Gidley

  England, return to

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  governor, as

  Norfolk Island

  Sydney Cove

  King, Maria

  King, Norfolk

  King, Sydney, 187 ‘kitty’ l
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  La Nymphe

  La Perouse, Captain

  Lacey, Governor

  Lady Juliana

  Second Fleet voyage

  Lady Penrhyn

  England, return to

  First Fleet voyage

  Lakeman, Agnes

  land grants

  Lawson, Isabella

  Liberty Plains

  Lilley, Nathaniel

  Limpus, Thomas

  Liverpool

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  livestock for settlement

  Lord Howe Island

  Lovell, Henry

  Lyons, Owen

  Macao

  Macarthur, Edward

  Macarthur, Elizabeth

  Macarthur, Lieutenant John

  Macaulay

  Macaulay Island

  McCabe, Eleanor

  McCormick, Sarah

  Madagascar

  Madeira Isles see Canary Islands

  Magellan, Ferdinand

  Magnanime

  Makassar Strait

  Manly (Arabanoo)

  Manly Cove

  Maoris

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  marines

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