Paperback in good condition. Originally written and published in , this reprint Presumed to have been written by A Harris it is a first hand account of early colonial society with a keen eye and expressive pen. Describes the treatment of convicts, the corruption in the policing system, Discusses Aborigines, bushrangers, cattle thieves, sly grog trade, prostitutes, settlers wives.
Large softcover with small crease to bottom corner of rear cover, lightly toned pages are unmarked. The photograph forms part of the description. The children of a driven and ambitious father, the sisters - Kathleen, the oldest, a beautiful talent.
Large softcover, light creases to cover and spine edge, pages are unmarked. When five women are brutally murdered in Sierra Leone, Reuter's correspondent, Connie Burns, questions the arrest of three rebel soldiers for the crimes.
No one listens. In the wake of a vicious civil war which saw hundreds of thousands killed and displaced, the rape and murder of women is of little consequence. And who care. Large softcover, turning creases to cover and corner of first two pages, previous owner's name at top of half-title page, pages are otherwise unmarked. But what she finds when she arrives at a sleazy LA motel shatters her world: her trusted colleague Jake. Large softcover, read once, light wear to spine edge, crease to corner of one page, pages are otherwise unmarked.
In Victorian London gruesome events are afoot. Some are asking why the Detective Force's Inspector Albert Newsome is investigating the curious but apparently insignificant death that occurred in Holywell Street.
