William Smellie, Adelaide, to Prof. John Stuart Blackie, 1841-12-17

Component identifier:: Item ff.198-200B
Content Summary:: Glad he has overcome the litigation of the Presbytery. In South Australia one sees the natives take on the trappings of civilised life; men who come with European outlook and are disappointed in the southern latitude, and do not appreciate a most attractive country; the climate, agricultural potential, society; his father; his post as Advocate General.
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