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Honours Theses and Postgraduate Coursework: Recent submissions

    • Terre Vraiment Étrange: French Travel Writing in Australia between the Gold Rush and Federation 

      Donohoo, Jillian
      Published 2012-11-01
      Despite the rich heritage of the French in Australia, its corresponding field of scholarship is limited. This thesis will explore the travel writings of ten French men and women who visited Australia between the Gold Rush ...
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    • Exposing Indecency: Censorship and Sydney's Alternative Press 1963-1973 

      Bowes, Dominic
      Published 2012-11-01
      The ‘alternative press’ arose in the Sixties as a medium of protest that gave voice to the concerns of the emergent youth revolt. This thesis uses these magazines as a lens through which to analyse how censorship was ...
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    • To maintain order amongst a disreputable people: The case of Captain Armstrong, colonial governance and scandal at the antipodes, 1878-1887 

      Murray, Zoe
      Published 2012-11-01
      On 4 April 1882, the New South Wales government steamer Thetis arrived at Lord Howe Island bearing J. Bowie Wilson, recently appointed commissioner of an inquiry into the conduct of the Island’s resident magistrate, Captain ...
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    • ‘We want to do what they did’: History at St Clair 

      Nolan, Rosa
      Published 2012-11-01
      In 1999 the Wonnarua Nation Aboriginal Corporation acquired the site of the former St Clair Mission where their forebears lived. They will recreate to turn it into a cultural centre that will sustain and strengthen their ...
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    • REHABILITATING “A FEW DISAFFECTED CHARACTERS”: IRELAND’S MEN OF ’98 FROM A TRANSNATIONAL PERSPECTIVE 

      Murchie, Clare
      Published 2012-11-01
      The Irish Rebellion of 1798 has generated a fraught legacy. Its history has been variously skewed by elitist and partisan accounts which overshadow more balanced scholarship. These works have proved crucial in the proliferation ...
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