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Published in 1867, this book is a comprehensive guide to the Australian state of Queensland. It includes information on the climate, geography, flora and fauna, and economy of the region, along with a summary of the emigration regulations in place at the time. Written by Richard Daintree, the Agent-General for Queensland in London, it offers a fascinating insight into how the state was marketed to potential settlers in the 19th century.

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