Subject	Voyages and travels
	Victoria
	India
	Strikes and lockouts
	Colonies–History
	Gold mines and mining–History
	Australasia
Category	2. National boundaries
Author	三嶋 一雄 (Mishima Kazuo)
Publisher	毎日新聞社 (Mainichi Shinbunsha)
Keywords	Travel
Current Holder	National Library of Australia
Period Of Reference	1891/1891
Date	1891
Series Number	OJN 3953 1214
Item Number	2925561
Access Rights	Request at location
Rights	Out of Copyright
Country Of Origin	Japan
Place	Sydney
Language	Japanese
Description From Source	277 p. : ill. ; 19 cm. Title translated into English: Australia and India. Synopsis of contents: This is an account of travels by the author, who was in Australia and India for nine months. The author records his impressions of certain tourist spots in Sydney, before outlining his impressions of the wharf strikes and the new libertarian mood in Australia. He concludes with sections outlining key events in the exploration of Australia, and the gold rush of the 1850s and its aftermath. The author characterises Australians as hard working, putting up with difficult conditions. He counters the traditional view that the colony, as in America, developed from the downtrodden and criminals. Instead, he characterises the history of Australia’s colonisation as the displacement of different peoples.
Physical Format	Books