The New Encyclopaedia Britannica, Volumes 1-10Encyclopaedia Britannica, 1974 - Reference [1] Propaedia: outline of knowledge and guide to the Britannica.--[2]-[11] Micropaedia: ready reference and index.--[12]-[30] Macropaedia: knowledge in depth. |
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Page 388
... LAND ANTRIM PLATEAU FITZROY KIMBERLEY BLOCK Mueller Plateau Canning Basin ARUNTA STURT Tableland BLOCK Barkly arpentaria PILBARA BLOCK GREAT SANDY DESERT Highland Toowoomba , Brisbane Macdonnell Ranges Amadeus Basin BIBSON DESERT ...
... LAND ANTRIM PLATEAU FITZROY KIMBERLEY BLOCK Mueller Plateau Canning Basin ARUNTA STURT Tableland BLOCK Barkly arpentaria PILBARA BLOCK GREAT SANDY DESERT Highland Toowoomba , Brisbane Macdonnell Ranges Amadeus Basin BIBSON DESERT ...
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... land area in Australia remained in its natural state or was capable of very limited improvement ; i.e. , was land used solely for rough grazing . The area cultivat- ed for agriculture and intensive grazing was slightly more than 8 ...
... land area in Australia remained in its natural state or was capable of very limited improvement ; i.e. , was land used solely for rough grazing . The area cultivat- ed for agriculture and intensive grazing was slightly more than 8 ...
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... land . From early days in Sydney men sought a way over the mountains , 50-100 miles west . The task was accomplished in 1813 ; the journalist W.C. Wentworth ( see above Sociopolitical factions ) led the party . A sur- veyor , George ...
... land . From early days in Sydney men sought a way over the mountains , 50-100 miles west . The task was accomplished in 1813 ; the journalist W.C. Wentworth ( see above Sociopolitical factions ) led the party . A sur- veyor , George ...
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