History in the Williams River Valley

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By the Pleasing Countenance of My Superiors – The life of Dungog Magistrate Thomas Cook, J.P.

By the Pleasing Countenance of My Superiors - The life of Dungog Magistrate Thomas Cook, J.P.

Life of Thomas Cook, Esq. (June 2013)

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