Ways and Means: The Financial Statement of The Honorable H. E. Cohen, Colonial Treasurer of New Sout

"Ways and Means" presents the financial statement of The Honorable H. E. Cohen, Colonial Treasurer of New South Wales, in 1878. This historical document offers a detailed look at the fiscal policies and economic conditions of the Australian colony during a period of significant development and expansion. It provides valuable insights into the sources of revenue, patterns of expenditure, and overall financial health of New South Wales under British colonial rule.

Researchers and historians interested in Australian history, colonial administration, and the evolution of public finance will find this volume a compelling primary source. It sheds light on the challenges and strategies employed by colonial leaders in managing the economic affairs of a burgeoning society.

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