Reflections of Time

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Trafford Publishing, Jul 19, 2013 - Business & Economics - 324 pages
This twelfth and final volume of the series covering the economic history of Colonial NSW (mainly between 1788 and 1835) records the events leading to federation, the federation debates, and the 1901 constitution. It is a suitable and appropriate conclusion to this masterful series. Most colonial governments were formed during the 1850's and at that time federation was not under any consideration. However, the growing inter-colonial trade and general governmental affairs evidenced the gap needing to be filled by a federation and momentum grew in the 1880's and 1890's with the turn of the millenium being the ideal time to commence a federation of all colonies.
 

Contents

Foreword
1
Building a Future for Regional Australia
4
THE FINANCIAL ASPECTS OF THE FEDERATION DEBATES
15
HIGH COURT REVIEWS OF FEDERALISM and FEDERALSTATE RELATIONS
59
A HISTORY OF FREE TRADE PARTIES IN NSW
78
FOREIGN INVESTMENT TO THE RESCUE
87
WILLIAM McMAHONA BRIEF BIOGRAPHY
106
THE DEVELOPMENT OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS IN AUSTRALIA
113
A BIOGRAPHY OF EDWARD PULSFORD
124
SOME HIGHLIGHTS OF THE INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION IN BRITAIN
143
Population Increase Migration and Investment and Economic Drivers
194
GOVERNMENT BUSINESS ENTERPRISES AND THEIR IMPACT ON THE COLONIAL ECONOMY 17881830
251
BIBLIOGRAPHY
317
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