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What is Brit Hume best known for?
Alexander Britton Hume also known as Brit Hume is best known for his television journalism and a political commentator. He worked for ABC news for 23 years.
Who was the founder of the indian national congress?
its A.O. Hume.
Who were the people involved in the Constitution of India?
hume nahi pata
What are the release dates for Special Report with Brit Hume - 1996 2012-03-08?
Special Report with Brit Hume - 1996 2012-03-08 was released on: USA: 8 March 2012
What are the release dates for Special Report with Brit Hume - 1996 2012-12-07?
Special Report with Brit Hume - 1996 2012-12-07 was released on: USA: 7 December 2012
When did Hume Hovell die?
the y ddd
When did Hume and Hovell explore?
Hume and Hovell explored between October 1824 and January 1825. They set out from Lake George in New South Wales and journeyed to Port Phillip in Victoria, Australia. The expedition covered over 800 miles and greatly contributed to the understanding and exploration of the Australian continent.
Where did Hume and Hovell's expedition begin?
Hume and Hovell's expedition departed from Hume's father's farm at Appin, southwest of Sydney, on 3 October 1824.
What was William Hovell's role in the exploration?
In Hume and Hovell's epedition of 1824, Hovell was regarded as the leader. For many years, the expedition was referred to as the Hovell and Hume expedition. This was only because he financed the expedition. Australian-born Hamilton Hume had the greater bush skills.
When were Hume and Hovell born?
Hamilton Hume was born on 19 June 1797. William Hovell was born on 26 April 1786.
What day did Hume and Hovell finish their expedition?
Hume and Hovell returned from their expedition early in 1825. On 18 January 1825, they arrived back at Hume's homestead near Lake George.
When did hume and hovell die?
the y ddd
How long did the journey of Hume and Hovell take?
Hume and Hovell departed from the Hume family farm at Appin, southwest of Sydney, on 3 October 1824. They arrived back at Hume's homestead on 18 January 1825, after a journey of three and a half months.
Why are Hume and Hovell important in Australian history?
Hume and Hovell are important for being the first explorers to travel overland between Sydney and Bass Strait. Their expedition opened up some of Australia's richest land for settlement, and they were the first white men to see the Murray River (which they called the Hume) and some of its eastern tributaries.
What did William hovell explore in Australia?
William Hovell, together with Hamilton Hume, explored the southeastern part of Australia, in an attempt to find an overland route from Sydney to Port Phillip. During this expedition, Hume and Hovell crossed the Murrumbidgee River, discovered the Murray River (which they named the Hume), as well as rivers such as the Mitta Mitta and the Kiewa.
What are the different historians' interpretations about Hume and Hovell?
Historians and public sympathy shifted dramatically from the time when Hume and Hovell completed their journey, to later, towards the end of both men's lives. Initially, people believed Hovell's account of the journey. They believed that Hovell was the one who named the Hume River (later renamed the Murray, by Sturt); they believed that it was Hovell's idea to transform the bullock carts, using tarpaulins, into floating carts to cross the flooded rivers. The tendency to believe Hovell's account came from the fact that the New South Wales colony was still essentially British, and Hovell was an Englishman. Within a couple of decades, the public and the historians of the time were more inclined to believe Hume's account. They believed Hume had originally named the Hume River after his father, and they believed the novel idea of transforming carts into punts was all Hume's idea. The shift came because people were becoming more patriotic, finding a new identity in the young country of Australia, and they preferred to believe Hume who had been born in Australia.
What was the purpose of Hume and Hovell's expedition?
The main purpose of Hume and Hovell's expedition was to explore new land with a view to expanding settlement. Hamilton Hume was Australian-born; he was a farmer with excellent bush skills. Hume was interested in exploring south of the region of Sydney in the hope of opening up new areas of land. He was unable to get Government support, but he met up with William Hovell, an English former ship's captain who was keen to assist Hume's expedition financially, and accompany him. The primary purpose was therefore the acquisition of new land, but it was also to find an overland route to the south. Prior to Hume and Hovell's expedition, the only route to the south was by sea. Hume and Hovell discovered and mapped numerous rivers in what is now Victoria, adding to the knowledge of inland Australia.
