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This thesis represents an attempt to complete the history of the Van Diemen's Land Company from its foundation in 1824 to the dismissal of its first Chief Agent, Edward Curr, in 1842 which was begun by A.L. Meston and to carry the story on to 1860 by which time the Company had assumed what was essentially its final form.
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This thesis represents an attempt to complete the history of the Van Diemen's Land Company from its foundation in 1824 to the dismissal of its first Chief Agent, Edward Curr, in 1842 which was begun by A.L. Meston and to carry the story on to 1860 by which time the Company had assumed what was essentially its final form.
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The Architecture of Van Diemen’s Land Timber
Fabrications, 2019ABSTRACTVan Diemen’s Land timber-getting enterprises, one of the colony’s early nineteenth-century commodity-based industries, provided a crucial infrastructure for colonial architecture, generatin...
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Stage-coach enterprises in Van Diemen's Land and Tasmania
2023From 1820, increased settler movement into Van Diemen's Land prompted the need for improved communications; but small population numbers and high commercial risk factors discouraged the establishment of inland passenger transport enterprises. After 1830, population growth near the two main towns, and the colonial Post Office's evolving inland ...
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Quakers in Early Nineteenth-Century Van Diemen’s Land
2020Quakers established themselves in nineteenth-century Van Diemen’s Land as part of a translocal community. Starting in the early 1830s, they took several institutional and organisational steps to create the first Quaker community in the Australasian colonies.
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Evidence and attribution of the enhanced land carbon sink
Nature Reviews Earth & Environment, 2023, Trevor F Keenan, Christopher Williams
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The Black Line in Van Diemen's Land (Tasmania), 1830
Journal of Australian Studies, 2013The infamous Black Line in Van Diemen's Land, as the colony of Tasmania was then known, remains one of the most notorious and yet least understood episodes in Australian history.
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Soil moisture–atmosphere feedback dominates land carbon uptake variability
Nature, 2021Vincent Humphrey +2 more
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Global and regional drivers of land-use emissions in 1961–2017
Nature, 2021Chaopeng Hong +2 more
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