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Station Life in New Zealand

Lady (Mary Anne) Barker

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Published2004

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Lady (Mary Anne) Barker

Lady (Mary Anne) Barker was a nineteenth-century British colonial writer, later known as Lady Broome, who drew on her experiences living abroad in Britain's colonies. She is best known for her memoir-style account of settler life on a New Zealand sheep station.

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