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Ross Gibson argues that Watling's text can be read 'to understand some of the complicated issues of subjectivity and creativity in a colonial situation' (4).
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Gibson's article reproduces Watling's Letters, transcribed from the British Library copy of the 1794 publication.
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This Prison This Language : Thomas Watling's Letters from an Exile at Botany-Bay (1794)
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- Letters from an Exile at Botany-Bay, to His Aunt in Dumfries : Giving a Particular Account of the Settlement of New South Wales, with the Customs and Manners of the Inhabitants 1794 selected work biography correspondence
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