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UNISA996396648803316 |
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Autore |
Robinson Thomas <d. 1719.> |
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New observations on the natural history of this world of matter, and this world of life [[electronic resource] ] : in two parts : being a philosophical discourse, grounded upon the Mosaick system of the creation and the flood : to which are added some thoughts concerning paradise, the conflagration / by Tho. Robinson . |
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London, : Printed for John Newton ..., 1696 |
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[45], 222, [3] p., 2 folded leaves of plates : ill |
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Creation |
Meteorology |
Natural history - Pre-Linnean works |
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Materiale a stampa |
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Monografia |
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Errata: p. [43]. |
Advertisements: p. [1]-[2] at end. |
Reproduction of original in British Library. |
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UNISA996393253203316 |
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Autore |
Sibbes Richard <1577-1635.> |
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The soules conflict with it selfe, and victory over it self by faith [[electronic resource] ] : a treatise of the inward disquietments of distressed spirits, with comfortable remedies to establish them / / by R. Sibbs . |
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London, : Printed by M.F. for R. Dawlman at the Brazen serpent in Pauls-churchyard, 1635 |
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[The second edition.] |
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[28], 572 [i.e. 574], [14] p |
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Title in ornamental border. |
Signatures: A⁸ B⁸(B2+ X⁴) C-2P⁸. |
Numbers 27 and 28 repeated in pagination. |
Includes index. |
Includes marginal notes. |
Imperfect: tightly bound and stained with slight loss of print. |
Reproduction of original in the Bodleian Library. |
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UNINA9910785506403321 |
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Autore |
Hodgson Elizabeth |
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Titolo |
Skin painting [[electronic resource] /] / Elizabeth Hodgson |
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Queensland, : University of Queensland Press, 2008 |
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1 online resource (74 p.) |
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Collana |
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David Unaipon award winners series |
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Australian poetry |
Australian literature |
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Description based upon print version of record. |
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Cover; About the Author; Dedication; Contents; I am sitting in an exhibition room; alone; Somewhere beyond this room is the sound of children; At school I spent my time staring out of the window; Two girls linger by a triptych; The room is quiet again; This is my memory of my life; Bindawalla, binda, bindi, bindii; Little two-year-old in yellow plastic sandals; Mr Cage, can you imagine; I am in a room; it is day but the room is dark; Sometimes the man and his wife go away; These people give me a religion I do not want; They change my name, I am no longer Elizabeth |
Little four-year-old with bells on her slippersEvery weekday - porridge; When I don't eat my porridge; Drip by precious drip, my life re-begins; I have a toy stroller, filled with dolls; One day my guardian comes to visit; I know many places well - some I can still smell; This place that I know well; My best friend Vicky and I were invited to the minister's place for tea; Some memory paintings are suitable for public display; Before Lutanda my father taught us about bush-tucker; Sometimes I'd buff my shoes until I was mesmerised; My father gave me a camera |
The adults at Lutanda ran our little livesMy mother knitted herself a yellow jumper; The tree-lined street where my guardian's lover lived; Sometimes we would knock and knock but the door stayed shut; Father gained custody of me and my siblings; Now I am fifteen, I am living with my father; My father is waltzing me around the lounge room; At seventeen I moved into the anonymity and solitude of Sydney; Revered |
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in her church community, the step-grandmother; Have you ever stood on the edge of your country and wondered where you belong; I am twenty, homeless and restless |
Husband number one tells meHusband number one; My culture and my place were things I did not know how to reach.; I have an obsession with polished boots; Once, I became a Christian; There is so much I have lost, there are things I've never known about my people; When you walk this land do you notice the tracks of my people?; I am a Wiradjuri woman; I've heard it said I'm now at the invisibility age; What is your yardstick, your benchmark?; I am sitting in an exhibition room in an art gallery; These words are my phoenix; I will not deliberately hurt you; Acknowledgments |
About the David Unaipon AwardCopyright |
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<DIV>Brave, haunting, and evocative, this powerful volume presents its poetry in the form of a memoir. From the poet's early experiences in an institution and the effect of this on her family to the illustration of her strength and independence as an adult, this biographical collection helps make the Aboriginal experience accessible and resonant. Exploring themes of art, identity, sexuality, and loneliness, this compendium is both universal and intimate.</DIV> |
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