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Prior to joining AIT, Tony was employed as a Senior Lecturer in Tourism (University of Der), a Lecturer in Development Geography (King’s College, London) and a Lecturer in Adventure Tourism … Three Civilian Notebooks, 1580–1640 Edited RHHelmholzSelden Society, London, 2010, lix + 184 pp (hardback £65) ISBN: 978-0-85423-128-7 Sir John Burton Cleland (1878-1971), pathologist and naturalist, was born on 22 June 1878 at Norwood, South Australia, elder son of William Lennox Cleland, medical practitioner, and his wife Matilda Lauder In 1836 the Journal of the Royal Geographical Society printed his paper 'On the country around Port Phillip, South Australia'. The diaries of his explorations and survey work were sent home to his father; these were published the Royal Society of Tasmania in 1962. 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