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Cedar, Seals and Whaling Ships

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Cedar, Seals and Whaling Ships

Explores the developing technology and economy of Australia at the hands of the new white settlers: whaling, sealing, farming, timber-felling, ship-building, exploring and transporting goods by land and sea.

FormatHardback
ISBN9781741750034
Published17/05/2007
Price Per CopyRRP $29.95
1–9 copies$26.95
10–19 copies$25.45
20+ copies$23.96
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John Nicholson

John Nicholson is an award-winning author with a passion for the built and natural environment. He originally trained as an architect, and has built his own environment-friendly home in the Australian bush. He relishes the detailed research that goes into his books. He is renowned for his attractive and accurate illustration. Many of his books have been shortlisted in the CBC Awards and four of them, Animal Architects, A Home among the Gum Trees, The First Fleet and Fishing for Islands have won the Eve Pownall Award for Information Books.

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