Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- List of tables
- Preface
- 1 The social structure of British hegemony
- PART I THE COLONIAL ECONOMY ENTERS THE WORLD MARKET (1788–1830)
- PART II THE SQUATTING PHASE OF PASTORALISM (1830s AND 1840s)
- PART III CONFRONTING THE AGRARIAN QUESTION (1840–1900)
- APPENDIXES
- 1 Selected land purchases from the county register, 1831–1835
- 2 Differentiation among squatters by land possession and stock, 1844
- 3 Statement showing the difference between convict and free labor
- 4 Wool exports from New South Wales, 1822–1849
- 5 Statements concerning profitability of pastoral enterprise, 1842 and 1844
- 6 Letter (draft) to Henry Dangar, squatter, from R. Campbell Jnr. and Co., Sydney, 1840
- 7 Correspondence: Edward Curr to Niel Black, 1847
- 8 Memo of English capitalists on behalf of squatters, 1845
- 9 Memo from London merchants concerning pastoral labor supply, 1847
- 10 Memo regarding wire fencing, by Jesse Gregson
- References
- Index
5 - Statements concerning profitability of pastoral enterprise, 1842 and 1844
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 18 December 2009
Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- List of tables
- Preface
- 1 The social structure of British hegemony
- PART I THE COLONIAL ECONOMY ENTERS THE WORLD MARKET (1788–1830)
- PART II THE SQUATTING PHASE OF PASTORALISM (1830s AND 1840s)
- PART III CONFRONTING THE AGRARIAN QUESTION (1840–1900)
- APPENDIXES
- 1 Selected land purchases from the county register, 1831–1835
- 2 Differentiation among squatters by land possession and stock, 1844
- 3 Statement showing the difference between convict and free labor
- 4 Wool exports from New South Wales, 1822–1849
- 5 Statements concerning profitability of pastoral enterprise, 1842 and 1844
- 6 Letter (draft) to Henry Dangar, squatter, from R. Campbell Jnr. and Co., Sydney, 1840
- 7 Correspondence: Edward Curr to Niel Black, 1847
- 8 Memo of English capitalists on behalf of squatters, 1845
- 9 Memo from London merchants concerning pastoral labor supply, 1847
- 10 Memo regarding wire fencing, by Jesse Gregson
- References
- Index
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- Settlers and the Agrarian QuestionCapitalism in Colonial Australia, pp. 263 - 266Publisher: Cambridge University PressPrint publication year: 1984