A Summer at Port Phillip

A memoir of life in Port Phillip District (later Melbourne) in the early 1840s, with descriptions of the natural environment and Aboriginal culture, as well as the colonial economy and society. Murray was a Scottish pastoralist who spent time exploring the region and socializing with European settlers, and his account provides a valuable historical perspective on the early days of Victoria. Readers interested in Australian history, colonialism, or the experiences of early settlers will find much to enjoy in this engaging narrative.

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