AHP-129- James Hardy Vaux, Australia's dodgiest convict

Aussie History Podcast by Malcolm Cook

Jun 5, 202119:42Society & Culture

James Hardy Vaux was an English-born convict transported to NSW. He is probably the dodgiest convict ever and was, in fact, transported three times. But he also wrote the first full length autobiography in Australia and...

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