New South Wales: Its Present State and Future Prospects by James Macarthur (Engl

Description: New South Wales by James Macarthur The wealthy Australian-born landowner and politician James Macarthur (1798–1867) sponsored this 1837 publication. At its core are two petitions requesting closer British government involvement in the transition of New South Wales from a convict colony to a free emigrant society, supported by detailed social, administrative and economic data. FORMAT Paperback LANGUAGE English CONDITION Brand New Publisher Description This 1837 book was ghost-written by the young Edward Edwards (1812–86), later a key figure in the development of British public libraries. It contains two petitions requesting closer British government involvement in the transition of New South Wales from a convict colony to a well run society of respectable emigrants. It includes the names and, unusually for that period, the domiciles of all the petitioners, together with supporting arguments and detailed statistical documentation about the population, economy, laws and governance of the colony. The publication was supervised by the wealthy Australian-born landowner James Macarthur (1798–1867), who was becoming increasingly influential in the political and economic development of New South Wales. He aimed to secure the best interests of the Colony, strengthen the ties to the Parent State and render it in every way worthy of its British origin, by elevating the moral character of its society. Table of Contents Introduction; 1. Brief review of the policy hitherto pursued by the parent government towards the Colony of New South Wales; 2. Of transportation to New South Wales; its past inefficiency exemplified by the progressive increase and actual extent of crime in the Colony; chief causes of this state of things; remedial measures by which transportation may be made more efficient, or may be gradually discontinued; 3. Of the local jury law of New South Wales. Additional note on the jury law; 4. Of courts of justice; tenure of judicial office; magistracy; Legislative Council; titles to landed property from the Crown; applicability of British statutes; municipal bodies; 5. Of voluntary emigration to New South Wales, as it affects the interests both of the parent country and of the Colony; 6. Of the general resources of the Colony and of its future prospects. Additional note on the general state of the Colony at the period of the latest advices (February, 1837); 7. Of the means of education and religious instruction in New South Wales. Additional notes; 8. Recapitulation of the principal legislative and administrative measures recommended in the foregoing chapters. Conclusion; Appendix. Promotional This 1837 publication documents a key moment in New South Wales transition from a convict colony to a free society. Promotional "Headline" This 1837 publication documents a key moment in New South Wales transition from a convict colony to a free society. Description for Bookstore The wealthy Australian-born landowner and politician James Macarthur (1798-1867) sponsored this 1837 publication. At its core are two petitions requesting closer British government involvement in the transition of New South Wales from a convict colony to a free emigrant society, supported by detailed social, administrative and economic data. Description for Library The wealthy Australian-born landowner and politician James Macarthur (1798-1867) sponsored this 1837 publication. At its core are two petitions requesting closer British government involvement in the transition of New South Wales from a convict colony to a free emigrant society, supported by detailed social, administrative and economic data. Details ISBN1108039324 Author James Macarthur Year 2011 ISBN-10 1108039324 ISBN-13 9781108039321 Format Paperback Imprint Cambridge University Press Subtitle Its Present State and Future Prospects Place of Publication Cambridge Country of Publication United Kingdom Birth 1798 Death 1867 Pages 654 Short Title NEW SOUTH WALES Language English Media Book DEWEY 994.4 Series Cambridge Library Collection - History of Oceania Publisher Cambridge University Press Publication Date 2011-12-15 Illustrations 1 Maps UK Release Date 2011-12-15 AU Release Date 2011-12-15 NZ Release Date 2011-12-15 Alternative 9781139107754 Audience Professional & Vocational We've got this At The Nile, if you're looking for it, we've got it. With fast shipping, low prices, friendly service and well over a million items - you're bound to find what you want, at a price you'll love! TheNile_Item_ID:91400022;

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