The vitality of Irish nationalism reform and revolt
Nicholas Mansergh’s study surveys Irish nationalism across the 19th and early 20th centuries. It weighs economic grievances, land reforms, and political shifts, tracing how national feeling evolved from reform to outright independence, with emphasis on European views and the 1921 Anglo Irish Treaty negotiations.
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Professor Mansergh
Europe
England
Protessor Mansergh
Ireland
Cavour
Mazin Cavour
Mizzini
Lennons
Brediy
Hind Munsergh
Amdseas
Alexis de Tonqueville
Dublin
Cork
Baugh
France
Gladstone
Liberal Party
Iish
Abin Counry
Frank Gallagher
Briish
Gallagher ‘Sus
Iish Government Information Bureau
de Valera Newis
London
de Valera
Faye George
GL Mowat
Britain
The Australian Terrier by Monty Hamilton Wilkes
Dog lovers gain a compact guide by Monty Hamilton Wilkes on caring for the Australian Terrier. Includes practical notes on responsibilities of owners and tips drawn from expert dog literature.
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Monty Hamilton
Wilkes
Kanena Hobervent
Sky Inn
Minty Ham
Wieathal Hobertson
Chevsimas
Dinele Monty
Crult Virelow
Bitter Nostalgia in De Beauvoir Memoir Force of Circumstance
A critical review of Sim0ne de Beauvoir and Andre Dentech's Force of Circum stance, tracing postwar experiences from Prime of Life to 1963. The piece questions the authors moral stance, political disillusion, and the untidy memory work that reveals strained intellectual independence, clashes with leftist circles, and depictions of Sartre, Russia, and Algeria.
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Sartre
de Beauvoir
America
Russia
Communist Party
Hame
France
Poland
Hungary
Algeria
Partamen
de Gaulle
Paris
OAS
Hele Vinede
de Benswir
Saint-Ciermain
Weil
Europe
Americas
China
Black West Africa
Sarire
le Resuvoir
Unis
Ani Amy Quilities
Chile
Wheel Wis Deguiy
Fedls
Evereyse
Modest Poet Banjo Paterson Explored by Semmler
Clement Semmler’s study of Banjo Paterson argues the poet sought to erase personal history, with Heseltine noting his deliberate obscurity. The work surveys Paterson’s life through prose, social circles, and scattered biographical clues from 1908 to 1914, while detailing his modesty and public persona.
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H. P. Heseltine
Banjo Paterson
Clement Semmler
Heseltine
Paterson
Semmier
Indy
Sydney Morning Herald
Kapim Paterson
Pherson
Semmler
A.B. Paterson
Hugh
Major John Bayley Darvall
Sydney
Frst
NSW Legislative ‘Assembly
Major Darvall
John Bayley Darvall
Emily Barton
Sommier
Barton
Quotes the lazy way THE PICK OF THE RHUBARB edited by Hodder and co
A compact miscellany of quotations drawn from noted minds on topics from virginity arguments to Royal Family observations. It features remarks by Marghanita Laski and Antony Jay about public figures, media, and marriage, with notes on TV and Rememberance Day pieces.
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Amony Jay Hodder
Siouallion
Price
Marghanita Laski
ABC
Tike
Antony Tay
Britain
Max Beerbohm
Prince Albert
Accu
Darling Antony Jay
Smarriage
Marrage
Stevenson
Fragmented Memoir Fragment on Love and Youth Feelings
A garbled excerpt reflects a troubled voice on freedom and love, noting youthful zest fading into bitterness. It mentions Simone de Beauvoir and a late teen’s diary style assessment of self, emotion, and life’s misfortunes. The piece hints at anger and accusations of wickedness in life.
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Simone Die Beauvont
Aya
chaotic 19th century political garble era piece
fragmentary OCR text touches on Labor Party politics in Asia and Australia with mention of Elwyn, a minister, and various outlets like The Times. unclear dates, names, or events.
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Waru
Freebrand
Sl Nine
Spe
Labor Party
Ramer Minster
Tampa
Asia
Eam
Hhitoe
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By Gavin LO
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Austrafion Menges
Bonscowne Press
Day Bet
Lawson
Kipling
Alan Fitzgerald
Astory
Jey
Sted
Buter
Pease
Simic de Kraweote
Tein Alace
Canberra
Education
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Arema Place Civic Centre