'The true story of James Morrill, shipwrecked in 1846 off the north-east Australia coast before it was colonised. With historic photos of the region by Eric Mjoberg, 1918.' (Source: Cover)
Sketch of a Residence Among the Aboriginals of Northern Queensland for Seventeen Years : Being a Narrative of My Life, Shipwreck, Landing, On the Coast, Residence Among the Aboriginals, With an Account of Their Manners and Customs, and Mode of Living; Together With Notices of Many of the Natural Productions, and of the Nature of the Country
1863
single work
autobiography
'The true story of James Morrill, shipwrecked in 1846 off the north-east Australian coast before it was colonised. With historic photos of the region by Eric Mjoberg, 1918.' (cover, 2006 ed.).
Narrative of James Murrells' (Jemmy Morrill) Seventeen Years' Exile Among the Wild Blacks of North Queensland and his Life and Shipwreck and Terrible Adventures among Savage Tribes; their Manners, Customs, Languages, and Superstitions; also Murrells' Rescue and Return to Civilization
Narrative of James Murrell's (Jemmy Morrill) seventeen years' exile among the wild blacks of North Queensland
Brisbane
:
Edmund Gregory
,
1896
6016120
1896
single work
autobiography
'Originally published in 1863, this edition of Seventeen Years’ Exile was edited and published by Edmund Gregory in 1896. It describes James Murrells’ life, and adventures among the native tribes following his shipwreck off the Queensland coast.' (Source: Gould Genealogy & History website www.gould.com.au)
The Story of James Morrill
Bowen Independent
,
Bowen
:
Bowen Independent
,
1966
Z1390287
1966
single work
autobiography
biography
'[T]he full story of James Morrill, compiled by the Bowen Independent from material collected by its staff and the Bowen Historical Society. Much of the story is in Morrill's own words, as published in 1863 by the Government Printer, and all of it is authentic.' (p.[2])
