In the present day, a 'Victorian' would be a person from the neighbouring state of Victoria. In the article, Victorian refers to the time period
The naturalist resided in Hobart, and would therefore be a Victorian Tasmanian naturalist
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In the present day, a 'Victorian' would be a person from the neighbouring state of Victoria. In the article, Victorian refers to the time period
The naturalist resided in Hobart, and would therefore be a Victorian Tasmanian naturalist
a Victorian Tasmanian naturalist
Or possibly a Victorian Van Diemen's Land naturalist as Morton Allport was there before the name change in 1856.