Early History of the Colony of Victoria, Volume II (eBook)

Francis Peter Labilliere (Autor)

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2022
310 Seiten
DigiCat (Verlag)
859-654706301-8 (EAN)

Infos

In the second volume of "Early History of the Colony of Victoria," Francis Peter Labilliere delves into the formative years of one of Australia's pivotal colonies. Employing a narrative style that blends empirical research with anecdotal observations, Labilliere captures the complexities of societal evolution during a transformative period in the 19th century. Through detailed accounts of settlement, governance, and the interactions between colonizers and Indigenous populations, this volume presents a comprehensive examination of the socio-political climate that defined Victoria's early years, framed by the rich tapestry of Victorian literature that seeks to illuminate the interactions between culture and colonization. Francis Peter Labilliere was not only an astute historian but also a passionate advocate for the historical narratives that shaped his contemporaneous society. His deep engagement with the colonial landscape, as well as his own experience as an immigrant, instilled in him the desire to authentically chronicle the experiences of both settlers and Indigenous peoples. Labilliere's academic pursuits and personal experiences significantly informed his perspective, enriching the historical discourse regarding colonial Victoria and contributing to broader Australian historical literature. For readers interested in Australian history, colonial studies, or the intricate dynamics of settlement interactions, Labilliere's "Early History of the Colony of Victoria, Volume II" is an essential addition to their library. This scholarly work not only illumines the past but also provides poignant reflections on the socio-cultural legacies that continue to influence contemporary Australian identity.

Autor

Francis Peter Labilliere, a figure of some historical importance, is particularly remembered for his role in chronicling the development of the Colony of Victoria, now a state within Australia. His most notable contribution to literature is the comprehensive work titled 'Early History of the Colony of Victoria, Volume II.' Although lesser known compared to other historical authors, Labilliere's meticulous record-keeping and detailed accounts provide valuable insights into the colony's formative years. His literary style is marked by a scholarly rigour, with a blend of narrative history and documentary evidence that reflects his dedication to accuracy and depth of understanding. The second volume of his work on the Victorian Colony continued to explore the socio-political and economic aspects of the nascent community, as well as the interactions between the indigenous populations and European settlers. Labilliere's contributions are crucial for researchers and history enthusiasts seeking a nuanced perspective of Victoria's past. His works remain a testament to his commitment to preserving the colony's early narrative and serve as a vital reference point for the antecedent conditions that shaped modern-day Victoria.

Produkt-Details

• Erscheint lt. Verlag: 13.6.2022
• Verlagsort: Prague
• Sprache: englisch
• Themenwelt: Literatur
• Themenwelt: Sachbuch/Ratgeber ► Geschichte / Politik ► Regional- / Landesgeschichte
• Schlagworte: 19th century australia • Australian Colonial History • Australian colonial settlement • Australian history • Australian history ebooks • Australian settlement stories • British Settlement • Classic • classic historical accounts • Colonial era narratives • Colonial Melbourne • colonization accounts insights • early Australian colonies • early Australian development • European colonization • Francis Peter Labilliere • Goldfields management • Gold rush • Historical • Historical narrative style • historical narrative Victoria • historical non-fiction • Melbourne political history • Political Developments • Primary source research • settler challenges journey • Victoria colony literature • Victorian era colonization • Victorian era history • Victorian era politics