JACH Volumes
Journal of Australian Colonial History
Volume 21 - 30 contents
Nathan Beer & David Andrew Roberts Richard Tuffin, Hamish Maxwell-Stewart & Michael Quinlan Integrating Historical Records through Digital Data Linking: Convicts Prosecuted for Collective Action in Van Diemen's Land Juvenile Convict Labour and Industry: The Point Puer Landscape Convict Brickmaking at Port Arthur: 1830-1877 Nina Kathleen Roberts The Blacksmiths, Vycemen etc. of Port Arthur, 1867-1874 Sue Wiblin Bourke's Music: vision, compassion, and European culture during and after the watershed decade of the 1830s Fencing South Australian farms from 1836 to 1849 Lyn Wailes and Matthew Allen Dismantling a Myth of the South African War: bushmen, Aboriginal trackers, and public debate, 1899–1902 BOOK REVIEWSPUNISHMENT AND PRODUCTION:
Convict Life and Labour at Port Arthur and the Tasman Peninsula AUTHOR REFEREED ARTICLE PAGE
NUMBERMartin Gibbs Introduction: Reflecting on the Landscapes of Production and Punishment Project 1 Skilled Workers at the Port Arthur Penal Settlement, 1830-1836 17 49 Caitlin D'Gluyas 85 Julie Sebanc-Butler, Martin Gibbs & Richard Tuffin 119 The Lives and Labour Skills of the Port Arthur woodworkers, 1866-1874 153 Sarah White 185 Andrew Piper The dregs of a criminal population: Impression Bay and the origins of Tasmania's residential charitable system, c. 1839-1857 211 AUTHOR REFEREED ARTICLE PAGE
NUMBERTim Causer 'The evacuation of that scene of wickedness and wretchedness': Jeremy Bentham, the Panopticon and New South Wales, 1802-1803 1 Female Convicts at Bathurst, 1820-1840: A Preliminary Study of Demography, Management and Marriage in colonial New South Wales 25 Jeff Brownrigg 69 John Pickard 85 Bianka Vidonja Balanzategui A 'clique of insignificant cockies'?: An Agricultural Association in the Tropics 103 The failure of political temperance: the politics of no-license in Broken Hill, 1883-1914 121 Peter Bakker & Thomas J. Rogers 151 Narissa Phelps Maligning Molly Morgan: A Convict Woman of 'Dominant Influence', Sexualised and Stereotyped 169 195
Volume 11 - 20 contents
Ian Dodd Laura Donati Free Wives of Convicts and Land Ownership in Early Colonial New South Wales Sarah Hook & A Sodomy Case in Colonial Melbourne: The Prison Letters of George Bateson Intangible Heritage and Women's Lives in Two Queensland Frontier Mining Towns Nancy Cushing and Julie Evans and Tessa Fluence AUTHOR AUTHOR REFEREED ARTICLE PAGE NUMBER Marriage Law in Colonial New South Wales: C. H. Currey Revisited 1 23
Benjamin T Jones Edward Smith Hall and the Introduction of Jury Trials to New South Wales 43 Therese McCarthy & Paul Sendziuk Deserted Women and the Law in Colonial South Australia 63 John Waugh 83 Patsy Withycombe The Twelfth Man: John Henry Fleming and the Myall Creek Massacre 103 Erin Ihde A Chinese-hating American in Colonial Australia? Misconstruing 'Monitor Hall' 123 Ken Thornton, Linden Ashcroft,
Howard Bridgman, William Oates
& Gionni di Gravio Algernon Henry Belfield and the Eversleigh Weather Diaries, 1877-1922 139 Hilary Winchester & Guy Robinson 155 BOOK REVIEWS 179 AUTHOR REFEREED ARTICLE PAGE NUMBER
Julie McIntyre Entangled Region: Newcastle and the Hunter Valley 1 Tamsin O'Connor Charting New Waters with Old Patterns: Smugglers and Pirates at the Penal Station and Port of Newcastle 1804–1823 17 Mark Dunn In the 'Contact Zone': Aboriginal Workers in Colonial Newcastle and its Hinterland 43 David Andrew Roberts Masters, Magistrates and the Management of Complaint: The 1833 Convict Revolt at Castle Forbes and the Failure of Local Governance 57 Helen English Singing and Identity Formation in the Newcastle Region, 1860–1880: Choirs, Cultivation and Connectedness 95 Justine Atkinson Women's Networks among Seafarers in Newcastle 119 Ann Hardy and Nancy Cushing A Sensory History of the Newcastle Asylum for Imbeciles and Idiots, 1871–1900 139 Julie McIntyre and Jude Conway Intimate, Imperial, Intergenerational: Settler Women's Mobilities and Gender Politics in Newcastle and the Hunter Valley 161 BOOK REVIEWS 185 AUTHOR REFEREED ARTICLE PAGE NUMBER Jeff Brownrigg The Legend of Frank the Poet: Convict Heritage Recovered or Created? 1 Ian Simpson The Imprint of India at Elizabeth Farm, Parramatta 23 Cameron Nunn An Analysis of Early Juvenile Prison Architecture in New South Wales and Van Diemen's Land 39 Louis Marshall A Benign Institution?: Convict Health, Living Conditions, and Labour Management at Port Arthur Penal Station, 1868-1870 65 Karin Speedy Constructing Subaltern Silence in the Colonial Archive: An Australian Case Study 95 Malcolm Campbell & Robert Tierney The Missing Catholics: Religion and Population Decline in the Lachlan District, 1870-1890 115 Mark Hearn 'The spirit of inquiry and unrest is everywhere': John Dwyer's fin de siècle narrative of transformation 139 Kirsten Orr Eloquent in Speech: Joseph Hector McNeil Carruthers, NSW Minister of Public Instruction (1889–1891) 161 Zachary Gorman A Contested Contest: George Reid's Election to the Leadership of the New South Wales Free Trade Party 182 BOOK REVIEWS 198 AUTHOR REFEREED ARTICLE PAGE NUMBER Robert Jordan Music and the Military in New South Wales, 1788-1809 1 Peter Griggs Black Poison or Beneficial Beverage? Tea Consumption in Colonial Australia 23 Nicholas Dean Brodie 'He had been a faithful servant': Henry Melville's lost manuscripts, Black Tom, and Aboriginal negotiations in Van Diemen's Land 45 Jacqueline Fox Criminalising frontier conflict in Van Diemen's Land: Indigenous prosecutions during the Black War 65 Libby Connors 'Within an hour's ride' of the Capital: The Problem of Sovereignty in 1859 83 Lyndon Megarrity Sport, Culture and Ideology at the Brisbane Regatta (1848-73): Aboriginal-European Relations in an Emerging Colonial City 101 Peter McAllister,
Shawn Rowlands,
Michael Westaway The Blood and the Bone: The collection of human remains and frontier violence in colonial-era Queensland 115 Paul Turnbull Anthropological Collecting and Colonial Violence in Colonial Queensland: A Response to 'The Blood and the Bone' 133 Craig Stockings A 'Trojan Horse' in the Colony? Federal & Imperial Defence in the Australian Colonies, 1893-96 159 BOOK REVIEWS 185 Editor: David Andrew Roberts
AUTHOR REFEREED ARTICLES PAGE NUMBERS Angus R. McGillivery Reading a Sealed Agricultural Past: Hand Tools and Implements of Husbandry, Mixed Farming and a Colonial Yeomanry in the Antipodes 1 David Dunstan &
Julie McIntyre Wine, olives, silk and fruits: The Mediterranean plant complex and agrarian visions for a 'practical economic future' in colonial Australia 29 Frank Bongiorno Sex, Empire and Sovereignty: Making Australian Sexuality 51 Tim Castle 'Time to reflect': Earl Bathurst and the origins of the New South Wales Executive Council 73 Steven Anderson &
Paul Sendziuk Hang the Convicts: Capital Punishment and the Reaffirmation of South Australia's Foundation Principles 93 Liz Rushen Marriage Options for Immigrant Women in Colonial Australia in the 1830s 111 Dmytro Ostapenko Establishing themselves on the new land: Port Phillip crop-growers in the 1840s 127 Margaret Bowman Writers and Readers: Melbourne's Bohemians and its Athenaeum 147 Peter Davies &
Susan Lawrence A 'mere thread of land': Water races, gold mining and water law in colonial Victoria 165 AUTHOR DISCUSSION FORUM: 'The Crossing': Bicentennial Reflections on the 1813
Expedition Across the Blue Mountains PAGE NUMBERS Richard Waterhouse Commemoration, Celebration and 'the Crossing' 186 Grace Karskens The Blue Mountains Crossings: New Histories from the Old Legends 197 Martin Thomas Myths of Discovery and Settler Identity: Probing the 'first' Crossing of the Blue Mountains after 200 years 226 David Andrew Roberts Beyond 'the Crossing': The Restless Frontier at Bathurst in the 1820s 244 Section: Book Reviews 260 Editor: David Andrew Roberts
AUTHOR REFEREED ARTICLES (THEMATIC) PAGE NUMBERS Securing the Settler Polity: Martial Law and the Aboriginal Peoples of Van Diemen's Land 1 Angela Woollacott Manly Authority, Employing Non-White Labour, and Frontier Violence 1830s–1860s 23 Jessie Mitchell 'great difficulty in knowing where the frontier ceases': Violence, governance, and the spectre of India in early Queensland 43 Samuel Furphy The Trial of Warri: Aboriginal Protection and Settler Self Government in Colonial Victoria 63 Leigh Boucher Race, Rights and the Re-forming Settler Polity in Mid-Nineteenth Century Victoria 83 Robert Foster 'His Majesty's most gracious and benevolent intentions': South Australia's Foundation, the Idea of 'Difference', and Aboriginal Rights 105 Ann Curthoys and Jeremy Martens Serious Collisions: Settlers, Indigenous People, and Imperial Policy in Western Australia and Natal 121 Ann Genovese Narratives of Authority: Translating Yougarla 145 AUTHOR REFEREED ARTICLES (MISCELLANEOUS) PAGE NUMBERS Jill Roe Revisiting the frontier, from Miles Franklin's 'Brindabella' to South Australia's Eyre Peninsula. The 2012 Russel Ward Annual Lecture 169 David Stoneman J. D. Lang, Scottish Rights and the Introduction of the 1836 Church Act 183 Perry McIntyre The Desire for a Wife: Convict Family Reunion and Remarriage in Colonial New South Wales 202 Section: Book Reviews 223 Editor: David Andrew Roberts
AUTHOR REFEREED ARTICLES PAGE NUMBERS Robert Haworth The Several 'Discoveries' of Sydney's Georges River: Precursors to the Tom Thumb Expedition 1 Jan Holcomb George Bunn & Co: A Study in British Venture Capital and Company Formation in Early-Colonial Australia 29 Anne Doggett Crying in the Colonies: The Bellmen of Early Australia 49 Jeff Brownrigg 'Enthusiastic, idiot piety': John Dunmore Lang and Robert Burns 69 Leigh Straw Landscapes of the Scottish Dead: Headstones and Identity in Colonial Tasmania 89 Kate Matthew The Female Middle Class Emigration Society Governesses in Australia: A Failed Vision? 107 Kerry Mills Lawmakers, Select Committees and the Birth of Democracy in New South Wales, 1843–1855 131 Mark Hearn Struggle Amongst Strangers: 'Anarchist Andrews' in fin de siècle Sydney 155 Jim Davidson Also Under the Southern Cross: Federation Australia and South Africa — The Boer War and Other Interactions. The 2012 Russel Ward Annual Lecture 183 Discussion Forum: Beyond the Stain: Rethinking the Nature and Impact of the Anti-Transportation Movement 205 Section: Book Reviews 280 Editor: David Andrew Roberts
AUTHOR REFEREED ARTICLE PAGE NUMBER Hilary M. Carey Bushmen and Bush Parsons: The Shaping of A Rural Myth. The 2010 Russel Ward Annual Lecture 1 Jacqui Newling Dining with Strangeness: European Foodways on the Eora Frontier 27 Robyn Ballinger Frontierland and Homeland on the Northern Plains of Victoria, 1841-1869 49 Robert Hogg 'The Most Manly Class that Exists': British Gentlemen on the Queensland Frontier 65 Margaret Slocomb The Harris Case: the Murder of an Aboriginal man by the Native Police in the Burnett District, 1863 85 Ian D. Clark & David A. Cahir Understanding Ngamadjidj: Aboriginal Perceptions of Europeans in nineteenth century Western Victoria 105 Kerry Heckenberg A Lady's Point of View: Female Curiosity and Mrs Allan Macpherson's Experiences in Australia (1860) 125 Meg Vivers Landscapes or Inscapes? Alternative Perspectives on Frontier Life 151 Shawn Rowlands Landscapes or Inscapes? Alternative Perspectives on Frontier Life 183 AUTHOR REVIEW ARTICLES PAGE NUMBER Russell McGougall Robinson's Hares, Still Running 207 Book Reviews 214 AUTHOR NOTES PAGE NUMBER Elizabeth Marsden Stringybark Creek: The Thomas McIntyre Collection 242 G.C. Benneyworth Lt Colonel C.E.E. Umphelby, Australia's Highest Ranking Boer War Fatality: Establishing His Memorial 249 Editor: David Andrew Roberts
AUTHOR REFEREED ARTICLES PAGE NUMBER Grace Karskens and Richard Waterhouse 'Too sacred to be taken away': Property, Liberty, Tyranny and the 'Rum Rebellion' 1 Diane Sylvester Governor Lachlan Macquarie, Sir James Mackintosh and the Scottish Enlightenment 23 Anne Coote 'This is the people's golden day': Anniversary Day Press Coverage and National Consciousness in New South Wales 39 Jessie Mitchell Alpacas in Colonial Australia: Acclimatisation, Evolution and Empire 55 Julia Clark A Question of Attribution: Port Arthur's Convict Portraits 77 Alister Bowen The Central Role of Chinese People in Australia's Colonial Fishing Industry 97 Mark Lauchs The Return of Manhood Suffrage to Queensland, 1863–1872 119 Phil Griffiths From Humiliation to Triumph: Sir Henry Parkes, the Squatters and the Anti-Chinese Movement, 1877–1878 143 SPECIAL FEATURE PAGE NUMBER Babette Smith Legend and Reality: The Genius of Russel Ward.
The 2009 Russel Ward Annual Lecture 171 AUTHOR NOTE PAGE NUMBER Janette Pelosi Record-keeping in the Age of Governor Macquarie 216 Lyndon Megarrity Manuscripts, private papers, government files: The romance of the white glove versus the cult of efficiency 223 Kate Matthew The Search for Australia's Missing Governesses 227 David A. Roberts Bruce Arthur Mitchell (1935–2009) 230 Editor: David Andrew Roberts
AUTHOR REFEREED ARTICLES PAGE NUMBERS Julie McIntyre Not Rich and Not British: Philip Schaeffer, 'Failed' Colonial Farmer 1 Meredith Lake Protestant Christianity and the Colonial Environment: Australia as a Wilderness in the 1830s and 1840s 21 Margaret Rodwell 'A few honest men': Assisted Immigration and the Family: Economy at Ollera Station, Guyra, 1840–c.1860 41 Andrew Piper A Love of Liberty: The Manipulation of the Colonial Tasmanian Institutional System by Invalids 73 Kerry Mills George Robert Nichols (1809–1857): Forgotten Patriot and Lawmaker 101 Benjamin Thomas Jones Colonial Republicanism: Re-examining the Impact of Civic Republican Ideology in Pre-Constitution New South Wales 129 Kirsten Orr Designing Sydney, 1879–1891: Visions of an Antipodean South Kensington 147 AUTHOR SPECIAL FEATURE PAGE NUMBER John Ferry The Dangar Dynasty 167 AUTHOR BOOK REVIEWS PAGE NUMBER Christine Shergold A Note on the Destruction of New South Wales Convict Records 220 Babette Smith Molesworth Lives? A Reply to Some Reviewers of Australia's Birthstain 227 Anne-Maree Whitaker Rogue History? 233
Volumes 1-10 contents
Read Ged Martin's review of this volume, from Reviews in Australian Studies, Vol. 3, No. 9, 2008. Sophie Couchman Maxine DarnellNo.1 (2008)
Eureka: Releasing the Spirit of Democracy
Editor: David Andrew Roberts
AUTHOR REFEREED ARTICLES PAGE NUMBER Geoffrey Blainey Introduction 1 Anne Beggs-Sunter Eureka: gathering the 'Oppressed of all Nations' 15 Drew Cottle and Angela Keys The 'Southern Cross': a radical legacy 35 Keith McKenry The Ballads of Eureka 51 Jeffrey Atkinson and David Andrew Roberts 'Men of Colour': John Joseph and the Eureka treason trials 75 Dorothy Wickham 'Blood, Sweat and Tears': Women at Eureka 99 David Cahir and Ian D. Clark 'why should they pay money to the Queen?': Aboriginal Miners and Land Claims 115 Gaetano Rando Raffaello Carboni's Perception of Australia 129 Gregory Melleuish and A.R. Buck Democracy, Political Rhetoric and the Conservative Response to Manhood Sufferage in Colonial New South Wales 145 Charles Fahey 'Foreign to their feelings as freemen': Liberal politics in a goldfields community, Bendigo 1853-1883 161 Section: Book Reviews 182 No.2 (2008)
Russel Ward: Reflections on the Legend
Editors: Frank Bongiorno and David Andrew Roberts
AUTHOR CHAPTERS PAGE NUMBERS Frank Bongiorno and David Andrew Roberts Introduction i C. Ward, R. Gollan,
D. Kent, J. Beckett,
J. Ryan & A. Grocott Russel Ward - Influence and Inspiration 1 AUTHOR REFEREED ARTICLES PAGE NUMBERS Angela Woollacott Russel Ward, Frontier Violence and Australian Historiography 23 David Andrew Roberts Russel Ward and the Convict Legend 37 John Merritt Shearers, Mountain Stockmen and The Australian Legend 59 Lisa Featherstone Sex and The Australian Legend: Masculinity and the White Man's Body 73 Alan Atkinson Russel Ward: Settlement and Apotheosis 91 Anne Coote Out from the Legend's Shadow: Re-thinking national feeling in colonial Australia 103 Lyndon Megarrity The Queensland Legend 123 Ben Maddison The Australian Legend, Russel Ward and the Parallel Universe of Nino Culotta 139 Joy Damousi A History of Australian Voice and Speech in The Australian Legend and Beyond 155 Drew Cottle A Bowyang Historian in the Cold War Antipodes: Russel Ward and the making of The Australian Legend 171 Carl Bridge Anglo-Australian Attitudes: Remembering and Re-reading Russel Ward 187 Frank Bongiorno Two Radical Legends: Russel Ward, Humphrey McQueen and the New Left Challenge in Australian Historiography 201 Humphrey McQueen Improvising Nomads 223 Editor: David Andrew Roberts
AUTHOR REFEREED ARTICLES PAGE NUMBER Catie Gilchrist 'This Relic of the Cities of the Plain': Penal Flogging, Convict Morality and the Colonial Imagination 1 James Bradley and
Cassandra Pybus From Slavery to Servitude: The Australian Exile of Elizabeth and Constance 29 Tim Castle Constructing Death: Newspaper reports of executions in colonial New South Wales, 1826-1837 51 Barry McGowan The Making of a Legend: Quong Tart on the Braidwood Goldfields 69 Richard Tuffin The Post Mortem Treatment of Convicts in Van Diemen's Land, 1814-1874 99 Erik Eklund Retail Co-operatives as a Transnational Phenomenon: Exploring the composition of Australian colonial society and culture 127 Kerry Heckenberg Photography and Exploration: Issues related to the uptake of photography in Australian exploration 155 Section: Book Reviews 189 Section: Notes 217 Editor: David Andrew Roberts
AUTHOR REFEREED ARTICLES PAGE NUMBER Susan West 'Spiders in the centre of their webs': the NSW police and bushranging in the 1860s 1 David Kent Frontier Conflict and Aboriginal Deaths: How do we weigh the evidence? 23 Catie Gilchrist The 'Crime' of Precocious Sexuality: Young male Convicts and the Politics of Separation 43 Brian Walsh Assigned convicts at Tocal: 'ne'er-do-wells' or exceptional workers? 67 Miles Lewis The French Connection: The secret history of French influence in Australian Architecture 91 William J. Metcalf and Guy Featherstone A Messiah for the West: J. C. M. Fisher and the Church of the Firstborn in Western Australia 117 F. B. Smith Curing alcoholism in Australia, 1880s-1920s 137 'then in the distance Quong Tart did we see': Quong Tart, celebrity and photography 159 Michael Powell Thomas Conquit: conquering a colonial past 183 Section: Book Reviews 201 Escape: Essays on Convict Australia
Editor: David Andrew Roberts
AUTHOR REFEREED ARTICLE PAGE NUMBER Grace Karskens 'This spirit of emigration': the nature and meanings of escape in early New South Wales 1 Ian Duffield 'Haul away the anchor girls': Charlotte Badger, tall stories and the pirates of the 'bad ship Venus' 35 Cassandra Pybus The many escapes of John Moseley 65 William M. Robbins Spatial Escape and the Hyde Park Barracks 81 David Andrew Roberts A 'change of place': illegal movement on the Bathurst frontier, 1822-1825 97 Erin Ihde 'Bold, Manly-Minded men' and 'Sly, Cunning Base convicts': The Double Standard of Escape 123 Stefan Petrow Men of Honour? The Escape of the Young Irelanders From Van Diemen's Land 139 Jeffrey Auerbach The Impossibility of Artistic Escape: Thomas Watling, John Glover, and the Australian Picturesque 161 Lynette Ross The Final Escape: an analysis of suicide at the penal settlement of Port Arthur 181 Active Voices, Hidden Histories: The Chinese in Colonial Australia
Editor: David Andrew Roberts
AUTHOR REFEREED ARTICLE PAGE NUMBER Alan Mayne 'What you want John'? Chinese-European interactions on the Lower Turon goldfields 1 Zvonkica Stanin From Li Chun to Yong Kit: A Market Garden on the Loddon, 1851-1912 15 Barry McGowan The Chinese on the Braidwood Goldfields: historical and archaeological opportunities 35 Anna Kyi Unravelling the Mystery of the Woah Hawp Canton Quartz Mining Company, Ballarat 59 Amanda Rasmussen Networks and Negotiations: Bendigo's Chinese and the Easter Fair 79 Dinah Hales Lost Histories: Chinese-European Families of central Western New South Wales, 1850-80 93 Heather Holst Equal before the law? The Chinese in the nineteenth-century Castlemaine police courts 113 Life and labour for indentured Chinese shepherds in New South Wales, 1847-55 137 Kevin Wong Hoy Thursday Island en route to citizenship and the Queensland goldfields: Chinese aliens and naturalised British subjects, 1879-1903 159 Keir Reeves A songster, a sketcher and the Chinese on central Victoria's Mount Alexander diggings: case studies in cultural complexity during the second half of the nineteenth century 175 Editor: David Andrew Roberts
AUTHOR REFEREED ARTICLES PAGE NUMBERS Angus McGillivery From Sods to Seed-beds: Cultivating a Familiar Field at Port Jackson 1 Emma Christopher 'Ten Thousand Times Worse than the Convicts': rebellious sailors, convict transportation and the struggle for freedom, 1787-1800 30 Tim Castle The practical administration of justice: the adaptation of English law to colonial customs and circumstances 47 Anne Doggett The 'resistless fascination of the unknown': fifteen years of opera in Ballarat's 'other' golden age 73 Ruth McConnell and Steve Mullins We had both been drinking since Christmas': battered wives and dead abusive husbands in early colonial Rockhampton 100 Donald Barker and Graeme Johanson Budgets Books and Billiards: the Eaglehawk Mechanics' Institute, 1869–1912 120 Ben Wellings Crown and Country: empire and nation in Australian nationalism, 1788-1999 148 No.1 (April 2002)
Editors: Norma Townsend and Frank Bongiorno
AUTHOR REFEREED ARTICLE PAGE NUMBER Shirleen Robinson Queensland settlers and the creation of the first 'stolen generations': the unofficial removal of Aboriginal children in Queensland, 1842-1897 1 Amanda Laugesen The Politics of Language in Convict Australia, 1788-1850 17 Jeremy Sammut A Battle for the Past: A Victorian Perspective on Colonial Nationalism and Australian Republicanism 41 Hugh Anderson The Wild Colonial Jack Donahoe 57 Evelyn Shlomowitz (with Stephen Garton 'How much more generally applicable are remedial words than medicines': Care of the Mentally Ill in South Australia, 1858-1884 81 Section: Book Reviews 104 No.2 (October 2002)
Editors: Frank Bongiorno and David Andrew Roberts
AUTHOR REFEREED ARTICLE PAGE NUMBER Stuart Macintyre 'The History Wars': The 2003 Russel Ward Lecture, University of New England, 1 May 2003 1 Alan Atkinson Honey and Wax: A Review of Keith Windshuttle, The Fabrication of Aboriginal History, volume one Van Diemen's Land, 1803-1847 (Macleay Press, Sydney 2002) 20 Erin Ihde Send More Prostitutes: An Alternative View of Female Sexuality in Colonial New South Wales 35 Leigh Beaton Scottish Settlement and Identity In Western Australia: Arrivals 1829-1850 51 Meg Vivers Dealing With Difference: Evidence of European Women in Early Contact History 72 Section: Book Reviews 97 No.1 (April 2001)
Editor: Norma Townsend
AUTHOR REFEREED ARTICLES PAGE NUMBER Paul A. Pickering 'The Oak of English Liberty': Popular Constitutionalism in New South Wales, 1848-1856 1 Jan Kociumbus 'MaryAnn', Joseph Fleming and 'Gentleman Dick': Aboriginal-Convict Relationships in Colonial History 28 Martin Crotty Frontier Fantasies: Boy's Adventure Stories and the Construction of Masculinity in Australia, 1870 to 1920 55 Rod Kirkpatrick Advocate or Supplicant? Survival in the New South Wales Provincial Press to 1900 77 V.C. Malherbe South African Bushmen to Australia? Some Soldier Convicts Investigated 100 Section: Book Reviews 125 No.2 (October 2001)
Editor: Norma Townsend
AUTHOR REFEREED ARTICLES PAGE NUMBER Clare Anderson Multiple Border Crossings: 'Convicts and Other Persons Escaped fromBotany Bay and residing in Calcutta' 1 Erin Ihde 'A Smart Volley of Dough-Boy Shot': A Military Food Riot in Colonial Sydney 23 Christine Wright 'Rogues and Fools': John Coghill and the convict system in New South Wales 38 Janice Newton Remembering King Billy 61 Charles Parkinson The 1875 Constitutional Crisis in Victoria 81 Anne Beggs-Sunter Celebrating 150 years of gold 102 Michael Sharkey Class of his Own: Francis Adams, Fiction and Biography 104 Section: Book Reviews 111 No.1 (April 2000)
Editor: Norma Townsend
AUTHOR REFEREED ARTICLES PAGE NUMBER Hamish Maxwell-Stewart & Bruce Hindmarsh `This is the bird that never flew': William Stewart, Major Donald MacLeod and the Launceston Advertiser 1 Shane Breen Local Authority in Colonial Tasmania 1858-1898 29 David Andrew Roberts `A Sort of Inland Norfolk Island'? Isolation, Coercion and Resistance on the Wellington Valley Convict Station, 1823-26. 50 Section: Book Reviews 73 Sara Joynes The Australian Joint Copying Project and Sources for the Study of Convict Records (1945–1993) 84 No.2 (October 2000)
Editor: Norma Townsend
AUTHOR REFEREED ARTICLES PAGE NUMBER Frank Bongiorno An Antipodean Christminister? The Campaign for Evening Lectures at the University of Melbourne, 1890-92 1 Bruce Bennett Ego, Sight and Insight in Convict Fiction by Henry Savery and John Boyle O'Reilly 28 Lyndon Megarrity 'Don't You Think They Know Their Business Best?' The failure of Private Railway Companies in Late Colonial Queensland 41 Andrew Messner Popular Constitutionalism and Chinese Protest on the Victorian Goldfields 63 Section: Book Reviews 79 No.1 (April 1999)
Editor: Norma Townsend
AUTHOR REFEREED ARTICLES PAGE NUMBER Anne Coote Imagining a Colonial Nation: The Development of Popular Concepts of Sovereignty and Nation in New South Wales with Particular Reference to the Period between 1856 and 1860 1 Kris McCabe Discipline and Punishment: Female Convicts on the Hunter 38 Andrew Messner Contesting Chartism from afar: Edward Hawksley and the People's Advocate 62 Alison Vincent Clergymen and Convicts 95 Alan Atkinson Richard Atkins: The Women's Judge 115 Section: Book Reviews 143 No.2 (August 1999)
Editor: Norma Townsend
AUTHOR REFEREED ARTICLES PAGE NUMBER Michael Belcher Demographic Influences on Children and the Family in New South Wales, 1820–1841 1 Andrew Moran Alexander Harris: The Man and His Family 30 Narelle Iliffe First Fruits: Baptists in New South Wales, c.1830-1856 45 Gregory Melleuish Metahistory Strategies in Nineteenth-Century Australia 80 Beverly Zimmeran Catholic Imperialism and Moral Citizenship: The Coming of the Redemptorists to the Maitland Diocese, 1882 103 John Ferry The Will and the Way: Inheritance Practices and Social Structure 122 Section: Book Reviews 142
