| Main Title: |
A world turned upside down : cultural change on Australia's goldfields 1851-2001 / edited by Kerry Cardell and Cliff Cumming. |
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| Author: |
Cardell, Kerry.
Cumming, Cliff.
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| Imprint: |
Canberra, ACT : Australian National University Humanities Research Centre, 2001. |
| Collation: |
188 p. : ill., portraits, notes, pbk ; 22 cm. |
| Subject: |
Gold mines and mining
Colonial times
Immigrants and immigration
Social life and customs
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| Series: |
Humanities Research Centre monograph series
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| ISBN: |
073154630X |
| Notes: |
Contents: The Irish and the founding of the Catholic Church on the Ballarat goldfields p9. Welsh identity on the Victorian goldfields in the nineteenth century p25. Methodists and miners: the Cornish in Ballarat 1851-1901 p61. Scots and the central Victorian goldfields 1851-1861 p77. Community life in the Cowa Creek and Cowarra goldmining towns p115. Aboriginal miners and the Solferino and Lionsville goldfields of northern New South Wales p131. Australian gold at international exhibitions 1851-1901 p147. Gold and entrepreneurial culture: the Kangaroo Office and its private mint for Victoria p174.
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