y separately published work icon The Unhappy Transport, or, The Sufferings of William Dale, Son of a Farmer and Gardener, Who Was Put an Apprentice to a Tinsmith, near Fleet-Market, Where He Got into Bad Company, and in a Short Time Went a Robbing, with a Desperate Gang of Thieves, for Which He Was Transported Fourteen Years to New South Wales : With an Account of the Dreadful Sufferings Which He Underwent, & His Affectionate Letter to His Parents single work   biography   poetry   prose  
Issue Details: First known date: 1813... 1813 The Unhappy Transport, or, The Sufferings of William Dale, Son of a Farmer and Gardener, Who Was Put an Apprentice to a Tinsmith, near Fleet-Market, Where He Got into Bad Company, and in a Short Time Went a Robbing, with a Desperate Gang of Thieves, for Which He Was Transported Fourteen Years to New South Wales : With an Account of the Dreadful Sufferings Which He Underwent, & His Affectionate Letter to His Parents
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