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Cry In The Wind: Conflict In Western Australia 1829-1929 Prose Books by Tom Austen.

Synopsis

Title: Cry In The Wind: Conflict In Western Australia 1829-1929
Author/Publisher: Tom Austen, Darlington Pub. Group
Publication Year: 1998
Format: Illustrated Paperback

Tom Austen's *Cry In The Wind* offers a significant historical examination of a pivotal century in Western Australia's development. This 1998 first edition delves into the various conflicts that shaped the region, providing a focused account of a complex period.

As a work of non-fiction history, the book meticulously covers the years between 1829 and 1929, an era marked by colonisation and profound societal changes. It specifically addresses the 'conflict' inherent in the establishment and growth of Western Australia during this foundational century.

• A Century of Conflict: The book provides an in-depth analysis of the historical conflicts that occurred in Western Australia from its early colonial days in 1829 through to 1929, shedding light on the challenges and struggles of the era.
• Illustrative Insights: Further enhancing its historical narrative, *Cry In The Wind* features illustrations, offering visual context and a richer understanding of the events and people discussed within its pages.
• Focused Regional History: This publication offers a dedicated historical perspective on Western Australia, making it a valuable resource for those interested in the specific regional dynamics and historical trajectories of this significant Australian state.

As a first edition non-fiction work focusing on a distinct period of Australian history, *Cry In The Wind* holds particular appeal for collectors of Australian historical texts and researchers interested in the colonial and post-colonial development of Western Australia.

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