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Tasmania Gold Mining & Quartz Crushing Company at Beaconsfield 1877-1903 by Nick Langsford | PB Business Garry’s book is an interesting"A Magnificent Gold Mine" Nick is a rare beast who moves effortlessly between science and the humanities. His narrative of jiggery pokery by the mines London directors, and the skullduggery of vested interests in works tenders, is balanced by the technical, geological, and engineering evolution of the Beaconsfield venture. Anne Maskell, historian The Tasmania Gold Mining & Quartz Crushing Company mine at Beaconsfield, then the most important gold mine