The Call of the Kimberleys by Irene Shackcloth

Book Description

Secondhand. Very good condition. Minor wear to book corners and edges. Previous owner has added bookplate to front endpage. Sunning to endpages, half-title page and last page. Light foxing to top foredge. Tiny ink mark and very faint foxing marks to title page. Dust jacket is in fair condition with marks and tears. Enclosed in protective cover.

Full title: The Call of the Kimberleys: This Documentary Tale of Five Young Men Who Established the First Cattle Station in the Kimberleys, Yeeda Station, Has Been Adapted from the Original Records of Hamlet Cornish

This historical fiction describes the establishment of the Yeeda Station in the Kimberley Region by five men: William Paterson, George Paterson, H Cornish, Alexander Richardson, and Samuel Elliott. Adapted from the diary of Hamlet Cornish.

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