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1-243 (Raw)

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addressee,male author,male,Brisbane, Thomas Makdougall,52

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Letter

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1-243 (Original), Original 1-243 (Text), Text 1-243 (Raw), Raw

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2

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1-243 (Text), Text

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Government English

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Imperial Correspondence

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http://dbpedia.org/resource/New_South_Wales

Created:

1825

Identifier

1-243

part of:

Corpus of Oz Early English

Source

Clark, 1977

pages

78
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750

Identifier

1-243-raw.txt

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1-243#Raw

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Raw

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Finding they [i.e. bushrangers] did not avail themselves of my late Proclamation, which expired on the 20th inst., I have ordered an increased number of constables for the present, with Soldiers and aborigines to accompany them, with a reward of Â£5 for every Bushranger; these, as they are brought in, shall be sent on board the Hulk and removed as necessary to Moreton Bay, which I should recommend as the Second place of punishment, viz. Port Macquarie for first grave offences; Moreton Bay, for runaways from the former, and Norfolk Island, as the ne plus ultra of Convict degradation.
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