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'Our wayward and backward sister colony' : Queensland and the Australian federation movement, 1859-1901
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'Our wayward and backward sister colony' : Queensland and the Australian federation movement, 1859-1901

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The historical account of Queensland's record in the Australian federation movement constitutes one of the unresolved 'dark spots' of the movement's historiography. The Queensland pattern of participation in the federal process was contemporarily described as being 'somewhat different to the other colonies'. This departure from the conventional emphasis on the movement's 'progress' towards the inevitable attainment of nationhood has resulted in most accounts 'gloss[ing] over the Queensland chapter.' The principal objective of this thesis is ...
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2006-01-01
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Papua New Guinea
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thesis
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The University of Queensland, School of History, Philosophy, Religion and Classics
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