What do we know about the Scottish convicts?

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Prentis, Malcolm. (2004). What do we know about the Scottish convicts? Journal of the Royal Australian Historical Society. 90(June), pp. 36 - 52.

Authors	Prentis, Malcolm
Year	2004
Journal	Journal of the Royal Australian Historical Society
Journal citation	90 (June), pp. 36 - 52
Publisher	Royal Australian Historical Society
ISSN	0035-8762
Page range	36 - 52
Research Group	School of Arts
Place of publication	Australia

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