Description
Published in the late 19th century, Flotsam and Jetsam: Floating Fragments of Life in England and Tasmania offers a personal account set against the broader development of colonial society, including an outline of the introduction of responsible government in Tasmania. Issued by A.W. Birchall & Sons in Launceston, J. Walch & Sons in Hobart, and Simpkin, Marshall & Co Ltd in London, the book reflects the transnational nature of publishing at the time and the interest in Tasmanian affairs both locally and abroad. This cloth bound volume contains 479 pages including the index and is 22cm x 15cm, presenting as a substantial and informative work. A useful historical reference as well as an engaging autobiographical narrative, particularly relevant to collectors of Tasmanian history and early political development.
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