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Thomas Lodge Murray Prior – early 1860s St Lucia land owner
By the early 1860s the majority of the land in what are today’s inner western suburbs had been surveyed, auctioned and sold with freehold title. A continuation of the ‘terra nullius’ doctrine. As part of a larger government offering of … Continue reading →
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