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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Did you know that Australias first industry was not founded on the sheeps back but rather in the deep southern waters off Tasmania? This fascinating account traces the daring do of Colonial mariners who hunted seals across the Fishery to the point of extinction. From 1798, when an excited Charles Bishop arrived at the Sydney wharves with a boat heaving with seal skins, gangs from various nations voyaged to the remote and dangerous islands, pursuing skins and oil. Masters employed by Sydney traders captained sealers who were fuelled by hope of making a living from the sea. Some crews thumbed their noses at mainstream operators and set up independently. Most only survived with the help of the First Nations people, who had hunted seals for generations. Mariners on the Margins is the first such narrative exposing the full story of this industry. Through his extensive research, David Prior gives you rare insights into a neglected chapter of Australias history. From respectable ship owners like Robert Campbell to daring pirates like Black-Jack Anderson, this book presents a range of personalities living marginal lives, when greed and competition almost led to the extinction of the seals. Be transported into a maritime world full of intrigue and suspense as you navigate the rise and decline of a roller coaster industry. A history of the maritime trade in seals and other mammals to the point of extinction by competing national groups during colonial times in Australia. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

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1st Ed. VI, 357 PP. Pictorial stiff covers. Dedicatory note on title page signed by the author. As new condition. 22.8 x 15.2. Early days of the colony of New South Wales and birth of the Sealing Industry on the shores of Australia, New Zealand and the outlying islands of the Indian Ocean, the Pacific Ocean, as well as the Sub Antarctic Islands.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Did you know that Australias first industry was not founded on the sheeps back but rather in the deep southern waters off Tasmania? This fascinating account traces the daring do of Colonial mariners who hunted seals across the Fishery to the point of extinction. From 1798, when an excited Charles Bishop arrived at the Sydney wharves with a boat heaving with seal skins, gangs from various nations voyaged to the remote and dangerous islands, pursuing skins and oil. Masters employed by Sydney traders captained sealers who were fuelled by hope of making a living from the sea. Some crews thumbed their noses at mainstream operators and set up independently. Most only survived with the help of the First Nations people, who had hunted seals for generations. Mariners on the Margins is the first such narrative exposing the full story of this industry. Through his extensive research, David Prior gives you rare insights into a neglected chapter of Australias history. From respectable ship owners like Robert Campbell to daring pirates like Black-Jack Anderson, this book presents a range of personalities living marginal lives, when greed and competition almost led to the extinction of the seals. Be transported into a maritime world full of intrigue and suspense as you navigate the rise and decline of a roller coaster industry. A history of the maritime trade in seals and other mammals to the point of extinction by competing national groups during colonial times in Australia. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Did you know that Australias first industry was not founded on the sheeps back but rather in the deep southern waters off Tasmania? This fascinating account traces the daring do of Colonial mariners who hunted seals across the Fishery to the point of extinction. From 1798, when an excited Charles Bishop arrived at the Sydney wharves with a boat heaving with seal skins, gangs from various nations voyaged to the remote and dangerous islands, pursuing skins and oil. Masters employed by Sydney traders captained sealers who were fuelled by hope of making a living from the sea. Some crews thumbed their noses at mainstream operators and set up independently. Most only survived with the help of the First Nations people, who had hunted seals for generations. Mariners on the Margins is the first such narrative exposing the full story of this industry. Through his extensive research, David Prior gives you rare insights into a neglected chapter of Australias history. From respectable ship owners like Robert Campbell to daring pirates like Black-Jack Anderson, this book presents a range of personalities living marginal lives, when greed and competition almost led to the extinction of the seals. Be transported into a maritime world full of intrigue and suspense as you navigate the rise and decline of a roller coaster industry. A history of the maritime trade in seals and other mammals to the point of extinction by competing national groups during colonial times in Australia. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. …

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Mariners on the Margins is a fascinating account that traces the history of Colonials who hunted seals across the Fishery to the point of extinction. Most only survived with the help of First Nations people who had hunted seals sustainably for generations. This is the first such narrative exposing the full story of this industry. Through his extensive research, David Prior gives you rare insights into a neglected chapter of Australia's history. From respectable ship owners like Robert Campbell to daring pirates like Black-Jack Anderson, this book presents a range of personalities living marginal lives, motivated by greed and competition. Be transported into a maritime world full of intrigue and suspense as you navigate the rise and decline of a roller coaster industry.…

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