'Ten Pound Poms'

'Ten Pound Poms'Author: A. James Hammerton ISBN: 9780719071331 Publisher: Manchester University Press Year first published: 05 May 2005 Pages: 400 Format: Paperback softback There is currently a revived interest in British emigration to Australia; This book fills a gaping hole in the literature; Explores the experiences of migrants who returned to Britain as well as the lives of those who stayed in Australia; Draws directly and substantially upon the rich personal

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sensitive and even joyful encounters with the peoples of Australia and the Pacific make this a remarkably appealing book