New South In A Sentence

• The new South investigated.
• The New South is full of contradictions and paradoxes.
• New South Wales . . .
• Today a New South may be said to be everywhere apparent.
• New South Wales, society in, 318.
• But such is not the case in New South Wales.
• The development of New South Wales has only just begun.
• New South Wales, first printed book, 233.
• Are bred to an immense extent in New South Wales.
• In 1867 New South Wales gave them municipal suffrage.
• In 1841, transportation to New South Wales ceased.
• Missionaries, on the condition of New South Wales, 105.
• Toombs, Robert, and New South, 192.
• The New South by Holland Thompson 43.
• You'll find it's generally admitted in New South Wales.
• Then I came across to New South Wales.
• The new South and the new Southwest mean a new St. Louis.
• Journal of the Royal Society of New South Wales.
• Cook, Capt., in New South Wales, 193.
• Bananka, Warrego River, New South Wales.
• New south-western boundary as proposed, following trade road.
• New South Wales.
• Amos Royson was of the new south entirely, but not its best representative.
• Batavia to Sydney, New South Wales, by Swan River.
• Here we find the dividing line between the Old and the New south.
• Their hearts are in the present and prospective glory of the New South.
• Batavia to Sydney, New South Wales, by Swan River, &c.
• But a considerable portion of this comes from New South Wales.
• The New South Welshman drawled out a dry expression of his own satisfaction.
• There is a good deal of talent among our New South Wales troopers.
• In this eventful period the colony of New South Wales is already far advanced.
• It was somewhere in New South Wales, and every man was asleep in his bunk.
• In both respects, however, it is at present surpassed by New South Wales.
• Such are also said to be found in New South Wales and in Victoria.

• A scream of rage went up from the cotton monopolists and industrial barons of the new South.
• What I have just told is fairly representative of the new south throughout the cotton States.
• It was her first meeting with such a type in the back-blocks of New South Wales.
• For the next thirty years the politics of New South Wales were vigorous and variegated.
• A new era for the South had dawned, and here properly begins the history of the New South.
• The number of sheep in New South Wales alone was calculated in the last census at 536,891 head.

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