Insights from the Hawdon Letters: Colonial Life in NSW, Part 2, 1831-1833

This blog post explores John Hawdon's letters from New South Wales (1831-1833), which reveal colonial life, highlighting farming challenges, isolation from England, and the high costs of communication. These letters provide insights into market conditions, crop successes, and family updates, showcasing the Hawdons' experiences and adaptations in a new land, while retaining original spelling and structure.

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Knowledge Commons (Lakehead University)
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2025-10-25
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https://doi.org/10.17613/mr23v-sx627
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Australian Indigenous Culture and History
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Insights from the Hawdon Letters: Colonial Life in NSW, Part 2, 1831-1833

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Insights from the Hawdon Letters: Colonial Life in NSW, Part 2, 1831-1833

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This blog post explores John Hawdon's letters from New South Wales (1831-1833), which reveal colonial life, highlighting farming challenges, isolation from England, and the high costs of communication. These letters provide insights into market conditions, crop successes, and family updates, showcasing the Hawdons' experiences and adaptations in a new land, while retaining original spelling and structure.

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