Nineteenth century immigration from the United Kingdom to Australia, an estimate of the percentage who were government-assisted

Nineteenth century immigration from the United Kingdom to Australia, an estimate of the percentage who were government-assisted

by Ralph Shlomowitz, Flinders University. Discipline of Economic History, Flinders University of South Australia. Discipline of Economic History, Robin Haines

Book 45 of Working papers in economic history --

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