Privacy, piety and power at Camden Park

This newspaper article examines the significance of a private wedding between a wealthy Sydney businessman, and politician, Ebenezer Vickery, and a teacher, Deborah Ellis, in 1905. This private wedding, conducted at Camden Park by Rev. CJ King of St. John's Camden, was a demonstration of the complex interplay of wealth, privacy, piety, and power that existed among those present at the wedding.

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Knowledge Commons (Lakehead University)
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2025-07-04
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https://doi.org/10.17613/dq42k-1x974
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Australian History and Society
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Privacy, piety and power at Camden Park

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This newspaper article examines the significance of a private wedding between a wealthy Sydney businessman, and politician, Ebenezer Vickery, and a teacher, Deborah Ellis, in 1905. This private wedding, conducted at Camden Park by Rev. CJ King of St. John's Camden, was a demonstration of the complex interplay of wealth, privacy, piety, and power that existed among those present at the wedding.

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