Media: BOOK - paperback, 2nd edition, 410 pages
Author: A. Atkinson
Year: 2019
ISBN: 9781740971393
Other: b&w photos, appendixes, bibliog, index
Publisher: Australian Scholarly Publishing

Camden's place in Australia's history is a singular one. For most Australians it is bound up with the Macarthurs, owners of Camden Park and the pre-eminent family in early colonial New South Wales. The Macarthurs are central to Alan Atkinson's Camden, but even more important are the people they and their neighbour, George Macleay, settled on the lands as tenant farmers, and the labourers and tradespeople who came to live at Camden after the village was laid out in 1841.

Contents
List of Maps/Diagrams
Introduction
1 First Impressions
2 The Last Years of Invasion
3 Imprinting Patterns on the Land
4 Village Life
5 Farming
6 The Patterns Scattered
7 Married Couples
8 Traffic, Conversation and Faith
9 New Men and Women
10 End and Continuatio
Appendix 1: Bounty Immigrants to Camden 1837-9
Appendix 2: Birth Intervals and Size of Families
Appendix 3: Camden Officials
Appendix 4: The Camden Aborigines
Notes
Bibliography
Sources of illustrations
Index