Shearing in the Riverina, New South Wales

"Shearing in the Riverina" offers a fascinating glimpse into a vital part of Australian history. Penned by Rolf Boldrewood, this book delves into the world of sheep shearing, capturing the essence of rural life in the Riverina region. A significant contribution to the study of agricultural labor, this historical work explores the demanding work and the social fabric of a community built around the wool industry.

This volume provides a valuable perspective on the development of Australia's agricultural identity. Readers interested in the history of Australia, and the sociology of rural communities will find this book insightful and engaging. The detailed focus on sheep-shearing practices makes "Shearing in the Riverina" a unique and essential historical document. It examines a cornerstone of the Australian economy and the lives of those who shaped it.

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