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Thomas Moore of Liverpool: One of our Oldest Colonists. Essays & Addresses to Celebrate 150 years of Moore College

Thomas Moore of Liverpool: One of our Oldest Colonists. Essays & Addresses to Celebrate 150 years of Moore College

Bolt, Peter G.

Paperback

Series: Studies in Australian Colonial History

Historical FiguresReligious BiographiesGeneral Education

ISBN10: 098035790X
ISBN13: 9780980357905
Publisher: Peter G. Bolt
Published: Dec 30 2021
Pages: 342
Weight: 1.01
Height: 0.71 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English

THOMAS MOORE has left his name on one of Sydney's suburbs, some streets in several others, and on a Theological College. The celebration of the 150th year of the College in 2006, presented an opportunity to remember the life of its benefactor. Although known as a quiet, pious man of good character, Thomas Moore (1762-1840) exerted a profound influence on many of the institutions and activities of Colonial New South Wales. Arriving as an adventurer, he settled as the Colony's Master Boat Builder, before moving to his property 'Moore Bank' as one of the pioneers of the Liverpool district. Here he played an important role, firstly, in building the township, and then long-term as its first resident magistrate. Across his long life, his contributions to the civic and Christian life of the colony were many and varied.

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