[PDF.74av] The Dig Tree: The Extraordinary Story of the Ill-fated Burke and Wills 1860 Expedition

The Dig Tree: The Extraordinary Story of the Ill-fated Burke and Wills 1860 Expedition

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 | #1845068 in Books |  2003-01-06 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 |  7.80 x1.26 x5.12l,.72 | File type: PDF | 384 pages

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||0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.| An Epic account of the Burke & Willis expedition|By Hoosiergose|Fascinating book, impossible to put down once you begin reading it.
In fact I plan on reading it again soon.
Tragic account of how the best laid plans of mice and men often can and do fail.
Heroic, compelling and fraught with near misses and human tragedy and suffering.
Very well written by Sara| |'Remarkable. Murgatroyd has an eye for the drama ... her skill in story-telling and immaculate research, means that there is barely a dull moment' Scotland on Sunday 'A beautifully told story' Sunday Telegraph 'Murgatroyd demonstrates a profound understandin

In 1860, Australia remained the truly dark continent. Although there were European settlements in its south, much of the north remained unknown and dangerous. But things were changing. On 20th August, 1860, The Victorian Exploring Expedition left Melbourne to make the journey into the Gulf of Carpentaria in the northern coast. The expedition was headed by an Irish policeman called Robert O' Hara Burke - a charmer, gambler, and a man infamous for taking long baths in his ...

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