Published after his death in 1862, Flanagan's chronicle demonstrates the author's enthusiastic, but politically impartial, approach to Australian history.
Published after his death in 1862, Flanagan's chronicle demonstrates the author's enthusiastic, but politically impartial, approach to Australian history.
Volume 1: Preface; 1. Discovery of New Holland. 1605 1795. Dutch, Spanish, and Portuguese voyagers; 2. Military riots at Sydney. 1796 1806. Intelligence of the capture of the Cape of Good Hope; 3. Bligh favourably received. 1806 16. Bligh's reception; 4. Oxley explores the interior. 1817 26. Erskine lieutenant-governor; 5. The colonists demand trial by jury and a representative legislature. 1827 30. The Botany aqueduct; 6. The colonists still demanding constitutional freedom. 1831 3. Monetary distresses; 7. The Governor popular. 1834 5. Assignment regulations; 8. The Darling explored a second time. 1836 8. The surveyor-general a second time visits the Darling; Index. Volume 2: 1. Administration of Gipps. 1839 42. A committee of Parliament recommends the discontinuance of transportation; 2. Representative institutions conceded. 1843 5. Representation conceded; 3. Warfare at New Zealand. 1845 7. Affairs of New Zealand; 4. Changes proposed in the constitution in contemplation of Port Phillip becoming a separate colony. 1848 50. Secondary election; 5. Anti-transportation delegates assemble at Melbourne. 1851 3. Anti-transportation delegates issue an address; 6. The Constitution Bill sent home. 1854 7. The city council superseded; 7. The elections. 1858 60. The Sydney election; Appendices; Index.
Volume 1: Preface; 1. Discovery of New Holland. 1605 1795. Dutch, Spanish, and Portuguese voyagers; 2. Military riots at Sydney. 1796 1806. Intelligence of the capture of the Cape of Good Hope; 3. Bligh favourably received. 1806 16. Bligh's reception; 4. Oxley explores the interior. 1817 26. Erskine lieutenant-governor; 5. The colonists demand trial by jury and a representative legislature. 1827 30. The Botany aqueduct; 6. The colonists still demanding constitutional freedom. 1831 3. Monetary distresses; 7. The Governor popular. 1834 5. Assignment regulations; 8. The Darling explored a second time. 1836 8. The surveyor-general a second time visits the Darling; Index. Volume 2: 1. Administration of Gipps. 1839 42. A committee of Parliament recommends the discontinuance of transportation; 2. Representative institutions conceded. 1843 5. Representation conceded; 3. Warfare at New Zealand. 1845 7. Affairs of New Zealand; 4. Changes proposed in the constitution in contemplation of Port Phillip becoming a separate colony. 1848 50. Secondary election; 5. Anti-transportation delegates assemble at Melbourne. 1851 3. Anti-transportation delegates issue an address; 6. The Constitution Bill sent home. 1854 7. The city council superseded; 7. The elections. 1858 60. The Sydney election; Appendices; Index.
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