21.0 x 15.0cms 208pp b/w illusts very good+ paperback & cover This book explores attitudes to Port Arthur and other convict sites and artefacts since 1856 as well as the growing convict tourism industry (1946-1972).

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T�tulo: Making Crime Pay: The Evolution Of Convict Tourism In Tasmania
Editor: Tasmanian Historical Research Association Hobart 1
Fecha de publicaci�n: 1996
Idioma: Ingl�s
ISBN 10: 090947916X
ISBN 13: 9780909479169
Encuadernaci�n: Encuadernaci�n de tapa blanda

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We stock books about art, design, fashion, heritage/history and gender/sexuality, specialising in books about Australian, Asian & Pacific arts, crafts design and cultural history. Since we are committed to marginalised and innovative social and cultural practices, we are more likely to have books on women artists or dissident life than coffee-table books on iconic figures. This shop is in Sydney's legendary Kings Cross area, which has provided alternatives to this country's normalcy and suburbia for the last 80 years. Colloquially known as 'The Cross', this name signifies Antipodean bohemia, streetgangs and a world-famous red light district etc. THE CROSS Art + Books is a foundation member of The Bookdealers Guild (NSW).

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Oliver Stephen Pty Ltd
33 Roslyn Street, Kings CRoss, NSW, 2011, Australia

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