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Eric Aarons, What’s Left? Memoirs of an Australian Communist, Ringwood, Victoria (Penguin), 1993, pp. xi + 260, n.p. Reviewed by Richard Davis, History Department, University of Tasmania. Is a book on Australian Communism still of interest? In fact it is…
Dr P J Martyr, Department of Nursing, University of Tasmania The two main unorthodox contributors to the development of rehabilitative practices before the Great War were electrotherapy and massage. These were only two of the many healing therapies available to…
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The Voices in the Making and Unmaking of History: Arnold Bennett, Marie Corelli, and Single Women in late Victorian England Sharon Crozier, Flinders University of South Australia Historians are continually constructing and reconstructing, making and remaking history. Present-day preoccupations offer…
This one day symposium, held in July 1999, was jointly organised by the State Library of New South Wales and the Australian Historical Association, in association with the Centre for Cross-Cultural Research, Australian National University. The goal of the symposium…
Looking Ahead: New Directions in Postgraduate Historical Research University of Newcastle, 3 July 1998 Papers by: Greg Burgess, ‘The St Louis and moral rearmament: the right of asylum, human rights, and the response to refugees from Germany, 1933 -1939.’ Troy…
Denna Harmon, B.A. Graduate, Appalachian State University Private Practice Scot B. Boeringer, Ph.D. Private Practice 608 Mt. Vernon, Venice FL 34293 [email protected] Please send questions/comments to the second author at: 608 Mt. Vernon Dr., Venice, FL 34293 Introduction Concerns over…
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Discovering Democracy Website This very valuable website is part of the national Discovering Democracy School Materials Project, funded by the Commonwealth Department of Education, Training and Youth Affairs. The website provides information and a variety of resources for teachers…
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