Debtors War and Usury in Settler Economy Explored
The article discusses early settlers and high money costs, tracing usury from the nineteenth century to modern debates. It highlights archival research into the Scowinly Australian Company, its Aberdeen connections, and figures like Rotm Morehead, with reflections on taxation, foreign influence, and economic openions in 1990s discourse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upc
Aberdeen
Samm
Rotm Morehead
Bivins
Ninoy
Ghia
Talie
Review of Children’s Theatre Essentials and Australian Works
The piece argues for serious respect for drama in schools and assesses Wilfred Vaughan-Jones and The Australian Children’s Theatre offerings. It criticizes The Smugglers' Cove for mockery of law and simple villagers, praises The Pirate’s Tale for creativity but notes too many roles, and condemns pirates and Chinese stereotypes in youth theatre.
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Cheshire
Hugb Hunt
Australia
Anush
Auf Hs
Hart
Lille
Wilfred Vaughan-Jones
Einestmanns
Vauphan-James
England
Rayner Sisters
Children’s 'Theatre
Heatre
Pirates Smogelers
Treasury of Australian Folk Lore and Oddities
A review of A Treasury of Australian Folk Tales describing its 17 chapters on early settlers convicts and bush life. It notes stories of ghosts legends and the Swagmen, with emphasis on authenticity, embellishment, and vivid pen drawings by Cedric Emanuel.
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Treasury of Australian Folk Law and Oddities
Bill Beatty
Abstealin
Maria
Lachlan
Yarralumin ‘House
Iressure
Seal
Canowindia
Big Beatty
Ure Smith Bly
Lad
Fragmented crossword clues from a page
Readable crossword fragments include Vile and Reverie entries with missing letters and garbled lines. Several numbers and letters appear incompletely, rendering most clues unsolvable as shown. The legible items mention Acros and scattered word parts, with no coherent theme or complete answers.
Tales Of People In Other Lands Review Summary
A Children's Book Council review praises Ashanti Boy and New Town for vivid character study and social insight into developing nations. It criticizes India is the Place for its lifeless portrayal despite sincere intent and highlights Ashanti Boy as a powerful account of Ghanaian schooling and independence.
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Children’s Book Council
Ong
Fudy
New Town
Bothar
Gientguy
Anon
India
Pandit
Jchildren
Ghana
Kofi
Kurt Batts
Ashanty Boy
Piewirs
Ana
Shirlie Coit
Ion
Streatfeild
Chamber
Silverator
Resuscitation Film Screening At Yarra Luis School
The headmaster Mr G R Rimies announced a resuscitation film will be shown at Yarra Luis Public School next Wednesday night. A doctor from Canbeeral Community Hospital is expected to attend to answer questions after the screening.
Giblin Portrait and Logic of Social Enquiry Review
A reception note describes a book on Lyndhurst Falkiner Giblin with biographical essays, extracts from his writings, and a section on his work by students. It also mentions Quentin Gibson’s new book The Logic of Social Enquiry and notes the author’s stance on scientific procedure in social inquiry.
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Gilin
Lyndhurst Falkiner Giblin
Douglas Copkad
L. P. Giblin
Chareacter
Giblin
Gidfryy
Sidents
Quentin Dibson
E Aw
Jotomationst Library of Sociology and Social Reconstruction
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Children’s Theatre Essentials
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Conbyician Bibles, Stude “Ae Chain’ Reference Bilas
Latour
Lasthee
Indi
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British & Foreign Bible Society
Menocial Bible House Sesthroent Ee Mack & Alinga Strert
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Foot Guards
St James Palace Gate
Horse Guards Parade
London
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Popul Ion
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Jos
Ation
Sears Wastin
Granny Smith
Maloney
Cobb ‘and Co
Dr. Robinson
Jegulor Cho
Ricmond
Dupecoon House
Young and Jackson's
Clarence Bionis Secret Chamber
St. Sams
Sydney
Beatty
Ernestine Hil
Drawi Byll
Cedric Emanuel
Acros
Warih
Judy and
Cheshires
Garema Place
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