Nanna’s Memoirs

by E. Morton

Published by Author, c1970s, black and white photographs, staple-bound paperback

Very Good Condition, some edge and shelf wear, some rubbing and bumping to edges, corners and covers, previous owners inscription on title page (see photographs)

“This book gives the reader a true insight into the pioneering days.  It spans some 40 years of the writer’s life in the outback cattle country, giving her account of many interesting and varied experiences.  Many will enjoy reading about the Aboriginal customs and habits.  She explains vividly how the pioneering Australians progressed, and what has been achieved over the years gy the Australian Inland Mission and the Flying Doctor Service.  These advances in medicine and communication are now an accepted way of life for the present generation living in the outback.  The people living in Australia today owe much to the wonderful early settlers who developed the country by their determination ot overcome the numerous difficulties which existed in those days.”