A History of Australia [vol. 4]Melbourne University, 1963 - Australia |
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... barbarism . But when reports trickled through of what the Russian winter and aristocratic incompetence were doing to the flower of British manhood , the colonial press savaged the English governing classes . Class privilege , it was ...
... barbarism . But when reports trickled through of what the Russian winter and aristocratic incompetence were doing to the flower of British manhood , the colonial press savaged the English governing classes . Class privilege , it was ...
Page 101
... barbarism . In Melbourne where the bourgeoisie had been fingering their watch - chains and wondering whether they dared to take the leap into nationhood , wild out- bursts of patriotic fervour drove all such thoughts out of the mind ...
... barbarism . In Melbourne where the bourgeoisie had been fingering their watch - chains and wondering whether they dared to take the leap into nationhood , wild out- bursts of patriotic fervour drove all such thoughts out of the mind ...
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... barbarism . Now , in the decade of the 1880s a new fear seized the heart of the bourgeoisie : there was barbarism in the Australian cities ; there was a spiritual desert in the heart of suburbia . 58 To add to the sense of insecurity ...
... barbarism . Now , in the decade of the 1880s a new fear seized the heart of the bourgeoisie : there was barbarism in the Australian cities ; there was a spiritual desert in the heart of suburbia . 58 To add to the sense of insecurity ...
Contents
THE POSSESSED | 11 |
ONE STEP FORWARD FOR THE WHITE | 25 |
WHO WOULD WANT TO BE A DIGGER? | 49 |
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