Table of Contents

1. Introduction; Part I. Queensland: 2. Occupation of land; 3. Gladstone and Rockhampton; 4. Aboriginals; 5. Gold; 6. Squatters and their troubles; 7. Darling Downs; 8. Sugar; 9. Government; 10. Labour; Part II. New South Wales: 11. Beasts, birds, fishes, reptiles, and steamboats; 12. Early history of the colony; 13. Sydney; 14. Religion and education; 15. Legislature and government; 16. Country towns, railways, and roads; 17. Land; 18. Meat; 19. Metals; 20. Country life in the bush; 21. Scenery in New South Wales; 22. The Riverina; Part III. Victoria: 23. Separation; 24. Early history of Port Phillip; 25. Melbourne; 26. Ballarat; 27. Bendigo or Sandhurst; 28. Gipps Land, Walhalla, and Woods Point; 29. Land; 30. Ladies and gentlemen; 31. Newspapers, books, railways, roads, towns, and wines; 32. Rama Yuck; 33. Legislation, government, and commerce; Appendix; Index.

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In this two-volume work of 1873, novelist Anthony Trollope recounts his two-year journey across Britain's colonies in the Antipodes.