Early Australian Printing - "Exclusives" Anti Bourke reform pamphlet - Support for continued convict transportation - "Report of the proceedings of the general meeting" - Sydney - 1836 Engraving produced by one of the

produced by one of the most accomplished missionary linguists of the early 19th century

love for Māori culture and oral histories

Henry Martyn (1781-1812) was a linguist and missionary who worked for the British East India Company in India and Persia

the Third in 1614 80-90

Records show that the galleys carried 500 baskets of Copper to trade for spices and cotton

Early Australian Printing - "Exclusives" Anti Bourke reform pamphlet - Support for continued convict transportation - "Report of the proceedings of the general meeting" - Sydney - 1836 Engraving produced by one of the"Report of the proceedings of the general meeting of the supporters of the petitions to his majesty and the house of commons, held at the committee rooms, May 30, 1836" Printed in Sydney by Stephens and stokes 1836 52 pages (7 quires of 8pp and 1 of 4pp) Original stab sewn pamphlet as issued and untrimmed in original condition off the press. Near fine condition corners bumped and very minor toning This nice example of early Sydney printing reveals