New South Wales And Queensland (1874)

The travelogue captures Anthony Trollope's 1874 journey through New South Wales and Queensland, offering rich insights into the landscapes, culture, and people of colonial Australia. His observations highlight the challenging lives of early settlers, the effects of British colonialism on Indigenous communities, and the growth of cities like Sydney and Brisbane. Notable for its vivid depictions of the Australian bush and the Great Barrier Reef, the book serves as a valuable historical document, reflecting on a transformative era in Australian history.