Titlebook: Opposing Australia’s First Assisted Immigrants, 1832-42; Melanie Burkett Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under

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The Interwoven Trio: Immigration, Representative Government, and Transportation,elt that an elected assembly could not be granted to a penal colony and moved to increase assisted migration, in part, to pave the way for the end of convict transportation. Ending convict transportation was largely opposed in the colony due to the economic importance of convict labour. Extensive im

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Land, Labour, and the Economic Development of New South Wales,. When using free, immigrant labour, employers incurred increased costs (as they did not have to pay wages to convicts) and faced a loss of control over the workforce (as free workers could change jobs at will and were not subject to the same coercive disciplinary measures as convicts). Complaints a

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When Wealth Equals Worth, worth. In order to receive an assisted passage, however, emigrants had to be unable to afford the journey on their own. Thus, the colonial elite condemned the immigrants for not attaining a standard from which, by definition, they were excluded. Conversely, poverty indicated depravity. According to