Marian Aveling Books

Australians, 1838

By Tim Rowse, A. W. Martin, Bill Gammage, Alan Atkinson, D. J. Mulvaney, J. Peter White, Marian Aveling, Peter Spearritt, Ann Curthoys, Graeme Davison, J.W. ¿MacCarty-McCarty, Ailsa ¿MacLeary-McLeary

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[1] To 1788 -- [2] 1838 -- [3] 1888 -- [4] 1938 -- [5] From 1939 - -[6] A Historical Atlas -- [7] A Historical Dictionary -- [8] Events And Places -- [9] Historical Statistics -- [10] A Guide To So...

Australians, A Historical Atlas

By Tim Rowse, A. W. Martin, J. C. R. Camm, Bill Gammage, Alan Atkinson, D. J. Mulvaney, John McQuilton, J. Peter White, Marian Aveling, Peter Spearritt, Ann Curthoys, Graeme Davison, J.W. ¿MacCarty-McCarty, Ailsa ¿MacLeary-McLeary, Trevor Plumb, Steven G. Yorke

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Australians, 1888

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Australians, 1938

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Stepping out of history

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Lillydale

By Marian Aveling

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