The Captive Republic: A History of Republicanism in Australia 1788-1996.

Campbell Sharman

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Introduction 1. The piratical republic: 1788-1833 2. The stockmen's republic: 1833-1848 3. The last resort: 1848-1856 4. Bunyip aristocracy 5. A Victorian republic 6. Quieta non movere: 1856-1880 7. A white man's republic: 1880-1887 8. Nation and republic: 1887-1891 9. The common weal - republicanism and Federation 10. The Imperial mardi gras: 1901-1963 11. The end of the affair: 1963-1995.

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