Female Factory Female Convicts Women Exile Britain To Van Dieman's Land Tasmania
Biographies & True Stories Historical History Reference Memoir Australian History Cultural History Cultural Studies
Discover the captivating story of female convicts in 19th century Tasmania with "Female Factory Female Convicts: Women Exiled From Britain To Van Dieman's Land Tasmania" by Tony Rayner. This well-researched and engaging non-fiction book provides a unique insight into the lives of women who were exiled from Britain to Van Dieman's Land (now Tasmania) during the colonial era. Through its pages, you'll delve into the fascinating history of the Female Factory, a penal institution that housed female convicts, and learn about the struggles and triumphs of these women.
With its informative text and stunning illustrations, this paperback book is a must-have for anyone interested in Australian history, cultural studies, and biographies. The author, Tony Rayner, has meticulously crafted a narrative that is both educational and entertaining, making it an excellent resource for young adults and adults alike.
This 2012 publication is in very good condition, with a tight binding and no writing or dog ears. The only minor flaw is a small scuff mark on page 1. Overall, "Female Factory Female Convicts" is a valuable addition to any personal library or educational institution, offering a unique perspective on a significant period in Australian history.
Whether you're a history buff, a researcher, or simply someone interested in the stories of strong women, this book is sure to captivate and inform. With its engaging narrative and informative content, "Female Factory Female Convicts" is an essential read for anyone looking to deepen their understanding of Australian history and cultural heritage.
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