Anti-Transportation League

Convict - Transportation - Hashemy - Randolph - New South Wales -  Van Daemon's Land

In 1848, hostile crowds greeted the convict ships Hashemy and Randolph, convincing a reluctant British government that the days of Convict Transportation to New South Wales were over.  Opposition had also grown in Van Daemon's Land, and an anti-transportation league established there attracted a huge following.  

We will be telling the full story of the Anti-Transportation League on this page shortly.

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