Two Expeditions Into The Interior Of Southern Australia: Charles Sturt

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Two Expeditions Into The Interior Of Southern Australia: Charles SturtA historical account written during the early 19th century, chronicling Sturt's two significant journeys into the uncharted regions of southern Australia, providing firsthand observations on the landscape, climate, and natural resources of the colony of New South Wales. Through his explorations, Sturt aims to map the interior of Australia and identify its geographical features, offering readers insights into the burgeoning colony during this period.

In doing so he has captured the essence of knockabout Australia

including Bridge Over Troubled Water

Cover art by Bob Layzell

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It is a moving tale of passage through the mystic arts of astral projection

I can see him now - sitting in the foc's'le mess deck in sailor's uniform

A colloquy with the Prince of Darkness - a sequence of tart

getting lost in the Paris underground

the deserted tunnels of an ancient mine have become the focus of primeval supernatural forces - summoned by Arachne and growing in strength

Mystery on the Moor: While out on a routine patrol

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new light has been shed on one of the most perplexing and fascinating periods in history

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