The G. A. Henty Omnibus Book by G. A. Henty CTI meet an Aboriginal boy on

meet an Aboriginal boy on ‘walkabout’ – a lonely trek he must undertake before achieving manhood

The majority of settlers were also of Scots-Irish decent and did not believe in slavery

by Jim Ife

but I have felt it worth while to include a few bigger projects

Why not a funeral hearse

The G. A. Henty Omnibus Book by G. A. Henty CTI meet an Aboriginal boy onThe G. A. Henty Omnibus Book On the Irrawaddy By Sheer Pluck Captain Bayleys Heir by G. A. Henty Blackie & Son, c1930s, hardcover Very Good Condition, some edge and shelf wear, some rubbing and bumping to edges and corners, some discoloration to covers and spine, book plate on front endpaper, minor foxing to introductory pages {see photographs)