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The Oxford History Of Australia: Volume 4: 1901-42, The Succeeding Age
The Oxford History Of Australia: Volume 4: 1901-42, The Succeeding Age

By Geoffrey Curgenven Bolton, Geoffrey Bolton, Jan Kociumbas, Beverley Kingston, Stuart Macintyre

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The first volume to appear in the five-volume Oxford History of Australia, this book surveys the forty years following the establishment of the Commonwealth in 1901. It was a time of great change o...

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Maps, Dreams, History
Maps, Dreams, History

By Jan Kociumbas

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Australian childhood
Australian childhood

By Jan Kociumbas

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