Freud joins the Bounty mutiny debated in Australian history
Madge Darby examines the Bounty mutiny and Bligh's role, arguing Freudian influences shaped perceptions. The essay surveys Fletcher Christian, Midshipman Young, and the broader cast, linking Eva’s critique to a reissued study and noting the Daf’s publication context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romange
Fiss Darby
Tahiti
Madge Darby
Bligh
Fletcherian
Thi
Young
The Children of the Wind by Rene Guilloy
A collection of African folklore translated stories from Rene Guilloy detailing magical silos, animal parables, and forest gods tale of fire gift and forest life. Features gods, animals, dwarfs, exes, and vivid illustrations appealing to readers 11 and up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rene Guilloy
Ili Bocunge
Court
Castle Sind
Shew
Tanyny
Willa Papis
Memories Gardens and the Castles of Ambition
A fragmented review-like piece surveys works by Howard Spring and other authors, noting Mrs Spring’s gardening influence and detailing plots about rebuilding a ruined castle. It sketches writers' dreams across places from Falmouth to British Guiana, Indiana to Papua New Guinea, and mentions colonial settings and historical themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ie Wire
Howard Spring
Mrs Spring
Hook
Castle In the Sea
USA
Quihoy
Kisimul
A petticoat government WHEN THE CHEER ING STOPPED
An extended critique of presidential succession across Britain Australia and the United States. Gene Smith surveys Wilson Edith Wilson and the constitutional framework while noting cabinet paralysis and the limits of presidential power. The piece contrasts nationalist aims with personal dynamics and questions of duty resilience and governance during illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Smith
Flyvichinson
Priew
Britain
Harold Noemiilan
Gun Haw
Robert Menzies
USA
Hich
Johnson
Kennedy
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Mr Smith
Witt
Edith Bolling Wilson
Jong Boom
Wilton
United States
Archive Iin
Carey
America
League of Nations
Te Wax
Savith
Rockets in the Desert: The Story of Woomera Review
A critical review of Lom e Southall’s Rockets in the Desert recounts Woomera’s rocket range life from Skylark failures to successful launches. It notes the author’s balanced view, including recovery tales, pilotless craft, and high expenditure debates, praising the book as accessible to readers without prior rocket science knowledge.
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Desert
Woomert
Lome Southall
Ness Vent
Price
Thef
Tvan Southall
Woomera
Jinuiyike
Mariner
Venus
Woanicrn
Piowhel
Wapmers
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Lind
John Macarthur
Leposecea
Willhim Birgh
H. ¥. Burt
William Bligh
Scarnan
Sim
Eva
Freud
The
Leonard Ward
Angus and Robertson
Iere
Christan
Bounty
Ae Hid
Uptain
Miss Darby
Ey Robery Dadi
Ellaine Marbut
Children OF the Wind
Sane
Oxford University
Fyehwiek
William Balysridge
Henry Franca
Robert Rhodes James Gallipoli
Angus & Robertson Ltd
Green Square
Kingston
East Row
Civic Centre
Canberra
Richard Rossall
Macneil of
Birr
Clan Macneil
Indiana
Coribhorp Cays
Bameiny
Tiis
Tropic Isles
Rhin
Caton
Papua-New Guinea
Hoenbey
Abe
Hig Neue Smelier
John Graham
Smith
Thom Riley
Marshall
Syston
Joseph Fanny
Mel Wilson
Fiamas
Wiloon
We World 10
E Wilson
Smits Aliaeharen
Dent
Wikkon
Cecile Arnaud Heinemann
Sinter
Roderick Macélphie
Werburg
Burk
Cecile Arm
Rogertok
Anne
Andress
Francois
Fracais
Sylvain
Paris
Maurice Dunlevy
Pierre
Sims
Frangois
Humen
Pereston
Oters
Roderick MacAlpine
Hemingway
Paul Tohrson
Ehere Wem
Uffe MacAlpins
Norway
Norvay
MacAlpine
Nor Way
Aigaud
Jack
Vundrow Wason
Agnestea
Iran
Gene
Sutil
G. J. Aitchison
Woowwern
Tyan Smauthall
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