Arthur Phillip Knihy

The narrative chronicles the journey of the First Fleet in 1789, detailing the challenges and experiences faced during the voyage. It highlights the establishment of a new settlement that would eventually grow into one of the world's major cities, exploring themes of exploration, colonialism, and the resilience of those involved in this historic endeavor.

This account provides a detailed examination of the transportation of convicts to New South Wales, highlighting the logistical challenges and expenses involved in this significant historical process. It offers insights into the conditions faced by convicts during their journey and the broader implications of convict transportation on Australian society. The narrative combines personal accounts with financial records, painting a vivid picture of 18th and 19th-century penal practices and their impact on colonial development.

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