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Author Drummond, Sarah, author.

Title The sound : a novel / by Sarah Drummond
Published Fremantle, WA : Fremantle Press, 2016

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Contents Front Cover; Title Page; Copyright; Half Title; Dedication; Chapter 1. King George Sound January 1827; Chapter 2. Aramoana 1825; Chapter 3. Hobart 1825; Chapter 4. Kangaroo Island to Israelite Bay 1825; Chapter 5. Middle Island 1825; Chapter 6. The Eyes 1826; Chapter 7. Fairy Island 1826; Chapter 8. Investigator Island 1826; Chapter 9. Investigator Island 1826; Chapter 10. Doubtful Islands 1826; Chapter 11. Aramoana 1817; Chapter 12. Doubtful Islands 1826; Chapter 13. Doubtful Islands 1826; Chapter 14. Doubtful Islands 1826; Chapter 15. Doubtful Islands 1826; Chapter 16. Doubtful Islands 1826
Chapter 17. Doubtful Islands 1826Chapter 18. Doubtful Islands 1826; Chapter 19. Pallinup 1826; Chapter 20. Baie des Deux Peuples 1826; Chapter 21. Breaksea Island 1826; Chapter 22. Breaksea Island 1826; Chapter 23. King George Sound 1826; Chapter 24. Breaksea Island 1826; Chapter 25. King George Sound 1826; Chapter 26. King George Sound 1826; Chapter 27. King George Sound 1826; Chapter 28. King George Sound 1826; Chapter 29. King George Sound 1826; Chapter 30. Oyster Harbour 1826; Chapter 31. Breaksea Island 1826; Chapter 32. Breaksea Island 1826; Chapter 33. Breaksea Island 1826
Chapter 34. Oyster Harbour 1826Chapter 35. Breaksea Island 1826; Chapter 36. Waychinicup 1826; Chapter 37. Waychinicup 1826; Chapter 38. Waychinicup 1826; Chapter 39. Waychinicup 1826; Chapter 40. Eclipse Island 1826; Chapter 41. Baie des deux Peuples 1827; Chapter 42. Oyster Harbour 1827; Chapter 43. Princess Royal Harbour 1827; Chapter 44. Princess Royal Harbour 1827; Chapter 45. Princess Royal Harbour 1827; Chapter 46. King George Sound 1827; Chapter 47. The Amity brig, February 4th-20th 1827; Chapter 48. Sydney February 20th 1827; Author's Note; Relics, Curiosities and Autographs
Summary AThe Sound is set in the 1820s, in the violent and lawless world just before the English established colonial law in Western Australia. It is a historical fiction about the men of many nations who made their way across the southern waters of Australia from Tasmania to WA, plundering seal colonies, and stealing women and children from indigenous communities as they went. It follows the journey of Wiremu Heke of Aramoana, who begins his journey on the quest to avenge the destruction of his village, but ends it older, wiser, and looking at the world in an entirely different way
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Subject Sealers (Persons) -- Australia -- Western Australia -- History -- Fiction
Women, Aboriginal Australian -- Australia -- Western Australia -- History -- Fiction
Europeans -- Australia -- Western Australia -- Fiction
LITERARY CRITICISM -- European -- English, Irish, Scottish, Welsh.
Europeans
Sealers (Persons)
Women, Aboriginal Australian
Western Australia
Genre/Form Sea fiction
Historical fiction
Fiction
History
Historical fiction.
Sea fiction.
Form Electronic book
ISBN 9781925163766
1925163768
9781925163773
1925163776