A Source Book of Australian History

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The number of events described in a Source Book must necessarily be smaller than that in histories of another type; but the aim is to place the student in contact with the evidence of history in order that he may become his own historian by drawing his own deductions from the contemporary records. The greatest historian can find no materials ulterior to such as are here presented, for there is nothing ulterior to them but the deeds themselves. They are the records written by the men who gave their life and health to lay the foundation of Australia's greatness
 
bullet Introduction
bullet Discovery and Exploration
bullet Discovery of Tasmania
bullet Description of Western Australia
bullet The First Visit to the Eastern Coast
bullet Bass Strait
bullet The Investigator
bullet King George Sound
bullet Port Phillip
bullet Port Jackson
bullet Across the Mountains
bullet Australia Felix (Victoria)
bullet The Interior of the Continent
bullet Exploration of the Eastern River System
bullet The Interior
bullet Across the Continent
bullet South to North
bullet From West to East
bullet Along the Bight
bullet The Interior
bullet General History
bullet The First Settlement
bullet Early Difficulties
bullet Phillip's Resignation
bullet New South Wales Corps
bullet The Irish Political Prisoners
bullet The Bligh Mutiny
bullet The Beginning of the Wool Industry
bullet Emancipist Controversy
bullet Western Australia
bullet Wakefield's Scheme of Colonization
bullet Foundation of South Australia
bullet Foundation of Victoria
bullet Transportation
bullet Independence of Victoria
bullet Gold
bullet Effects of the Gold Discovery
bullet The Gold Mines
bullet Victoria In 1854
bullet The Bushrangers
bullet Anti-Transportation Movement
bullet The Land Question
bullet Land Question in South Australia
bullet The Land Question in New South Wales
bullet Queensland
bullet Payment of Members Crisis
bullet New Guinea
bullet The National Australasian Convention 1891
bullet The Commonwealth Of Australia
bullet The Boer War
bullet The Great War
bullet Landing On Gallipoli
bullet What Anzac Means

A Source Book of Australian History, 1919


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