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University of Western Australia, Australia, Date: 2006. Hardcover. Fine Condition/Very Good. Book Size: 4to (11 to 13 inches). Item Type: Book. Jacket fine on outside but foxed on inside. Edges very slightly spotted or marked. ISBN: 1920694757. ISBN/EAN: 9781920694753. **Heavy Book. A Postage surcharge may be requested. Contact us BEFORE ordering for a quote. Click Ask Bookseller a Question**. 9781920694753 2006. University of Western Australia ISBN 1920694757 9781920694753 [AU]
ISBN10: 1920694757, ISBN13: 9781920694753, [publisher: University of Western Australia, Australia] Hardcover Size: 4to (11 to 13 inches). Item Type: Book. Jacket fine on outside but foxed on inside. Edges very slightly spotted or marked. ISBN: 1920694757. ISBN/EAN: 9781920694753. **Heavy Book. A Postage surcharge may be requested. Contact us BEFORE ordering for a quote. Click Ask Bookseller a Question** [Mona Vale, NSW, Australia] [Publication Year: 2006]
Crawley, W.A., Australia: University of Western Australia Press, Date: 2006. Minimal library marks. 422 pages with colour and b/w illustrations. The first 400 years of relations between the Commonwealth of Australia and the Kingdom of The Netherlands. Heavy book (2kg). . Hard Cover. Good+/Good+. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. Ex-Library. 2006. University of Western Australia Press ISBN 1920694757 9781920694753 [AU]
ISBN10: 1920694757, ISBN13: 9781920694753, [publisher: University of Western Australia Press. Perth. .] Hardcover First Edition 1st Ed. XIX, 2-422 PP with b/w and colour illustrations. Hard cover, gilt title on front cover and spine, dj. Fine. 28.8 x 22. [CYGNET, TAS, Australia] [Publication Year: 2006]
ISBN10: 1920694757, ISBN13: 9781920694753, [publisher: UWA Publishing] Hardcover 2006. First edition. A near fine copy only marked by a few very small spots to the top and fore edges. The d/w is also near fine with only superficial shelf rubbing to the rear panel. [York, WA, Australia] [Publication Year: 2006]
Perth, Crawley: University of Western Australia Press / Wolters Kluwer, Date: 2006. Hardback large thick quarto, dustjacket (flaps four sides), very good condition (in very good dustjacket), black & white & sepia (brown-tinted) & colour text-photos, spine jacket lightly faded, minor edgewear. Very heavy (2.0 Kg), and not available for postage to destinations outside Australia. 422 pp. This detailed history by Nonja Peters celebrates the first 400 years of relations between Australia and the Netherlands. The relationship started in 1606, when the Dutch vessel Duyfken mapped part of the coast near present day Weipa, Cape York Peninsula, and later the west coast. Traces of early Dutch influence are still found in such Australian place names as Tasmania and Cape Leeuwin. Large numbers of Dutch migrants arrived in Australia as part of the post-war migration from a war-ravaged Europe, and from the former Dutch East Indies (now Indonesia). Today [2006] Dutch-Australians number 270,000 residents. 2006. University of Western Australia Press / Wolters Kluwer ISBN 1920694757 9781920694753 [AU]
ISBN10: 1920694757, ISBN13: 9781920694753, [publisher: University of Western Australia Press / Wolters Kluwer, Perth, Crawley] Hardcover Hardback large thick quarto, dustjacket (flaps four sides), very good condition (in very good dustjacket), black & white & sepia (brown-tinted) & colour text-photos, spine jacket lightly faded, minor edgewear. Very heavy (2.0 Kg), and not available for postage to destinations outside Australia. 422 pp. This detailed history by Nonja Peters celebrates the first 400 years of relations between Australia and the Netherlands. The relationship started in 1606, when the Dutch vessel Duyfken mapped part of the coast near present day Weipa, Cape York Peninsula, and later the west coast. Traces of early Dutch influence are still found in such Australian place names as Tasmania and Cape Leeuwin. Large numbers of Dutch migrants arrived in Australia as part of the post-war migration from a war-ravaged Europe, and from the former Dutch East Indies (now Indonesia). Today [2006] Dutch-Australians number 270,000 residents. [Annandale Sydney, NSW, Australia] [Publication Year: 2006]
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