William's Story: Golden Raub Revisited - Victor Bibby - Grāmatas - Vivid Publishing - 9781925442441 - 2016. gada 31. marts
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William's Story: Golden Raub Revisited


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A biography of William Bibby engineer, innovator, gold miner and pioneer who became a legend in his time.

Unmarked and forgotten graves, an old pickle jar, a stamp shoe worn to a slipper, abandoned mines in Victoria and remotest Queensland, floods and rebellion. All are stops and clues along the way as Victor Bibby treads in the footsteps of a gold mining pioneer to discover long-lost relatives and the truths about his own family, bringing alive an historical account of life on the goldfields and events that made colonial history. A fascinating tale of a toolmaker from industrial England who created a new life in Australia as an engineer, innovator and gold miner before struggling against the odds to find fame and fortune as a mining pioneer in the Malayan jungle.

A fascinating account of the role a larger-than-life Liverpool-born adventurer, traveller, miner and engineer played in the development and management of gold mines in Australia and Malaya, skillfully assembled from a wealth of documents by an equally diligent and energetic descendant and author, Victor Bibby.
-Chris McGuigan The Kensington Review

This story is excellently researched and very interesting. It is very rewarding to read Victor's story as I am sure it has had untold rewards for him as he discovered his family roots and lost family contacts and history.
-John Morrow's Pick of the Week


450 pages

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Izlaists 2016. gada 31. marts
ISBN13 9781925442441
Izdevēji Vivid Publishing
Lapas 450
Izmēri 170 × 244 × 23 mm   ·   712 g
Valoda Angļu  

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