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1788: The Brutal Truth of the First Fleet: The Biggest Single Overseas Migration the World Had Ever

by David Hill
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Feb 2010
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English
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8 × 1 × 5 in
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PublisherWilliam Heinemann Australia
PublishedFeb 23, 2010
ISBN-10174166800X
ISBN-139781741668001
Paperback392.0 pages
LanguageEnglish
Dimensions8 × 1 × 5 in
Weight1 lb

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