A Complete Account Of The Settlement At Port Jackson

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The book highlights the surprising low incidence of serious crimes among the population settled in Port Jackson and Norfolk Island over four years. It emphasizes that, despite the challenges of their environment, there have been few grave offenses, with no recorded murders or severe acts, and only one instance of suicide. This reflects on the community's stability and moral conduct, offering a sense of satisfaction regarding their societal progress.