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"Turn Again Home" recounts G. W. Broughton's adventurous life in two distinct phases. The first unfolds in the harsh Kimberley region of Australia at the turn of the century, depicting the challenges faced by pioneers on a vast cattle station. Witness their resilience against isolation, disease, the Aboriginal population, and the relentless environment. The second part transports readers to the Far East around 1910, revealing a colonial Shanghai marked by poverty and hardship. The author's experiences continue in the Philippines, highlighting humanity's enduring struggle against nature's forces. Experience this compelling narrative, where Broughton's simple prose reveals the complex trials of his life.
Condition: Used (good, see images, handwritten dedication, some dust jacket wear) Hardcover
