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9780864271198
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Muir, Kenneth, 1951-
Title
Gold : the precious metal that brought instant wealth and long-term prosperity Kenneth Muir ; [edited by Lynn Brodie].
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Sydney : Trocadero Publishing, Ã 2012
Description
48 p. : ill. (some col.), col. maps, ports. ; 28 cm.
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Australian timelines
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Contents
Early Days -- The Rush is On -- Eureka! -- Changing Times -- Racism -- Last Rushes -- Index.
Summary
No other mineral can excite the world in the way that gold does. In 1851 gold was discovered near Bathurst in New South Wales, setting off a series of gold rushes that attracted fortune-seekers from around the world. When the rush spread to the infant colony of Victoria, the continent was transformed. Here we see how the power of the pastoralists and squatters was broken by a new class of people whose wealth was not based on landholdings or an accident of birth. This is the story of how gold changed the face of the Australian colonies to build a new and prosperous nation.
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For children.
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Gold mines and mining -- Australia -- History -- Juvenile literature
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Australia -- History -- Juvenile literature
Australia -- Politics and government -- Juvenile literature
Australia -- Law and legislation -- Juvenile literature
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Muir, Kenneth, 1951-
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