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TWO VOYAGES
TO
NEW SOUTH WALES
AND
VAN DIEMEN’S LAND,
WITH
A DESCRIPTION OF THE PRESENT CONDITION OF THAT INTERESTING COLONY:
INCLUDING
FACTS AND OBSERVATIONS RELATIVE TO THE STATE AND MANAGEMENT
OF
CONVICTS OF BOTH SEXES.
ALSO
REFLECTIONS ON SEDUCTION
AND
ITS GENERAL CONSEQUENCES.

By THOMAS REID,

MEMBER OF THE ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS IN LONDON, AND SURGEON IN THE ROYAL NAVY.

“He who thinks he sees many around him, whom he esteems and loves, labouring under a fatal error, must have a cold heart, or a most confined notion of benevolence, if he could withhold his endeavours to set them right, from an apprehension of incurring the imputation of officiousness.”-—Wilberforce.

London:

PRINTED FOR LONGMAN, HURST, REES, ORME, AND BROWN,

PATERNOSTER-ROW.

1822.

TWO VOYAGESTONEW SOUTH WALESANDVAN DIEMEN’S LAND,WITHA DESCRIPTION OF THE PRESENT CONDITION OF THAT INTERESTING COLONY:INCLUDINGFACTS AND OBSERVATIONS RELATIVE TO THE STATE AND MANAGEMENTOFCONVICTS OF BOTH SEXES.ALSOREFLECTIONS ON SEDUCTIONANDITS GENERAL CONSEQUENCES.

TWO VOYAGES
TO
NEW SOUTH WALES
AND
VAN DIEMEN’S LAND,
WITH
A DESCRIPTION OF THE PRESENT CONDITION OF THAT INTERESTING COLONY:
INCLUDING
FACTS AND OBSERVATIONS RELATIVE TO THE STATE AND MANAGEMENT
OF
CONVICTS OF BOTH SEXES.
ALSO
REFLECTIONS ON SEDUCTION
AND
ITS GENERAL CONSEQUENCES.