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Dangerous Passage talk on You Tube

Posted on June 26, 2025 by ianburnet

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Dangerous Passage – Book Review by Mark Heyward

Posted on January 30, 2025 by ianburnet

Dangerous Passage (Alfred Press, 2024) is Ian Burnet’s seventh book, his fifth on the maritime history of Australia and Southeast Asia. Burnet’s previous six books explore various aspects of the history of European exploration and colonisation of the region, along … Continue reading →

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