Australian history study and the university role
A paper by A C V Melbourne argues universities should advance original Australian historical research rather than rely on secondary sources. He cautions against duplicating European studies and urges focus on Australia’s past, its people, and economic development to inform national knowledge and duty.
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A. C. V. Melbourne
Queensland University
Queensland Historical Society
Jo Ft
Britain
Australia
Ted
Betler
Australis
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