Tasmanian Shipwrecks: Volume 1 1797-1899
- ISBN-10
- 0648725227
- ISBN-13
- 9780648725220
- Series
- Tasmanian Shipwrecks
- Pages
- 332
- Language
- English
- Published
- 2020-05
- Publisher
- Roebuck Series
- Authors
- Michael Nash, Graeme Broxam
Description
Revised 3rd edition of the book first published in 1999, recounting the stories of ships totally lost in Tasmanian waters 1797-1899.
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