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Updated: May 27, 2025

Here and there in the country among certain groups, as lumbermen, miners, or construction workers, or even in a settled town, many of the methods of the settlement are likely to find acceptance, and the settlement idea of neighborliness is fundamental to all happy and successful social life. DEVINE: Principles of Relief, pages 10-28, 171-181. WARNER: American Charities, pages 301-393.

Henry K. (Henry Kalloch) Rowe - Society: Its Origin and Development

Not quite so; they soon fell in with a few of the scattered wanderers of the bush. See the interesting account of Major Mitchell's ascent to Mount William, the highest point of these hills. MITCHELL'S Three Expeditions, vol. ii. pp. 171-181.

W. (William) Pridden - Australia, its history and present condition: containing an account both of the bush and of the colonies,: with their respective inhabitants