Coal And Colonials: Founding Of The Australian Coal Industry
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"Coal and Colonials: Founding of the Australian Coal Industry" by Jim Comerford is a meticulously researched non-fiction textbook that delves into the intriguing history of Australia's coal industry. Published in 1997 by the United Mineworkers Federation of Australia, this hardcover book is a treasure trove of information on the country's cultural history, colonialism, and industry. Comprising 176 pages, the book provides a comprehensive understanding of the people, opinions, and events that shaped the coal industry, making it an invaluable addition to any bookshelf.
This exceptional textbook is in good condition, free of handwriting, dog ears, and tight binding, ensuring an uninterrupted reading experience. The only minor flaw is the foxing on the page edge of chapter one, which does not detract from the book's overall quality. Moreover, the book has been carefully preserved in a smoke-free home, ensuring its longevity.
As a rare and sought-after book, "Coal and Colonials" is an essential acquisition for young adults, adults, and historians seeking to gain insights into Australia's rich cultural heritage. This comprehensive history of the Australian coal industry is a valuable resource for anyone interested in business, economics, engineering, environment, geography, and history.
This hardcover edition is a collector's delight, featuring a dust jacket that adds to its allure. The book's rarity and excellent condition make it a valuable addition to any personal library or collection, providing a unique opportunity to own a piece of Australian history.
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