Squattermania

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Through humor and satire, this 1880 work offers a critical examination of 19th-century Australian life, particularly focusing on the squatter class. It explores various themes such as the gold rush, the convict system, and the impact of British culture. Each chapter presents unique anecdotes about squatters, convicts, and indigenous Australians, providing insights into the societal absurdities and contradictions of the time. This book serves as a valuable resource for understanding Australia's colonial history and culture.