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2005-05-26 03:06 Hesperian 692×410× (88056 bytes) This image shows a [[photograph]] of an engraving made from a sketch of [[Oyster Harbour]] made by [[Philip Parker King]] in [[1818]]. The engraving was made for King's book ''Narrative of a Survey of the Intertropical and Western Coasts of Australia: Pe
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