Rediscovering Forgotten Australian History Books

The blog post discusses three historically significant Australian books from the 1980s, which have become neglected items. Heaton's work is a reference on early Australian history, while Smith's volume showcases historical sites through photography. Morrison and Irving focus on historic towns and architectural heritage. Collectively, they reflect on popular historiography in Australia.

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Knowledge Commons (Lakehead University)
Published
2024-11-02
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https://doi.org/10.17613/rr15y-rhs81
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Australian History and Society
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Rediscovering Forgotten Australian History Books

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Abstract

The blog post discusses three historically significant Australian books from the 1980s, which have become neglected items. Heaton's work is a reference on early Australian history, while Smith's volume showcases historical sites through photography. Morrison and Irving focus on historic towns and architectural heritage. Collectively, they reflect on popular historiography in Australia.

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