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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Jun 22, 1968

Page

4

Paradise of Dissent new editionReviewed by Pike

A revised and enlarged index enhances the second edition of Douglas Pikes Paradise of Dissent 1829 1857 from Melbourne University Press It assesses South Australia settlers Nonconformists and their aims of civil liberty religious equality and the church state debate while noting the works enduring value and broader Australian historical perspective

South Australia Douglas Pike Melbourne University Slépp Price England Ishmael Professor Pike Australia Pike Britain

Annual Wisden Cricketers Almanac 1968 and World Stories Set

A catalog listing major sport and world literature items. Includes Wisden Cricketers Almanac 1968 covering India and Pakistan tours in 1967, Great Stories of the World from Spring Books, Penguin editions of P G Wodehouse, The Penalty 15 Death edited by Barry Jones, and Mastering the Art of French Cooking by Simone Beck.

Wisden India Pakistan Spring Books P. C. Wodehouse Barry Jones Sun Books Simone Beck Penguin

Cold Land Pioneers in Tasmania's Outback

A reflective review of Patsy Adam Smith's Cold land pioneers, noting Tasmania's cold wet features and isolated pioneers. The author highlights varied figures from Huon pine log floaters to Adamsfield miners, lighthorse staff, and other rugged locals. The critique praises atmosphere and detail, while noting occasional digressions from core pioneer focus.

Outback Australia Tasmania Adam Smith Gordon River Adamsfield Osmiridium Queenstown Zeehan Youd

Voyage of HMS Rattlesnake and archaeology origins

Review of John MacGillivray and Glyn Daniel works noting HMS Rattlesnake voyage (1847–1850) in Torres Strait and northern Australia and The Origins and Growth of Archaeology. Highlights Huxley, Carron, Jackey Jackey, and MacGillivray’s natural history observations. Discusses Daniel’s anthology and its focus on prewar archaeology with British emphasis and radiocarbon dating mention.

John — MacGillivray Libraries Board of South Australia Glyn Daniel Pelican Java India China Sydney Europe Torres Strait Asia Australia Great Barrier Reef New Guinea Solomons Bismarck Archipelago Louisiade Archipelago HMS Rattlesnake Owen Stanley John MacGillivray Stanley HMS Fly Raine Island Fly Rockingham Bay Kennedy Cape York Carron Jackey Jackey Prince of Wales Islands T. H. Huxley Darwin Tive Huxley MacGillivray

Discovery of Aus Archives From Hill of Content Kit

The Melbourne publisher Hill of Content Publishing Company Pty Ltd continues releasing first class archive kits. The latest prints are titled Discovery of Aus and showcase curated historical material for readers and researchers.

Melbourne Hill of Content Publishing Company Pty Ltd

Manoeuvres in the Med Second World War strategy analysis

The book by Michael Howard reevaluates the Allied Mediterranean strategy in World War II. It argues the British and Americans shared aims, with tensions limited to emphasis rather than a real Balkan invasion plan. The piece notes the Mediterranean served as a prelude to France, while Soviet and German dynamics influenced Allied decisions.

Michael Howard Weideneld and Nicolson Rice Europe Germany Mediterranean Balkans France Italy Churchill Red Army Austria Ljubljana Gap Howard Chiefs of Staff Balkan Wehrmacht Stalingrad

Australian Jews From Assimilation to Group Survival

Medding surveys Melbourne Jewry and the push toward cultural pluralism amid pressures of uniformity. It analyzes politics around the Jewish Council, Isaac Isaacs, and German migration while arguing pluralism sustains Jewish identity without a territorial base. The work highlights broader issues for religious and ethnic groups facing rapid social change.

L. M. Goldman Victoria Charles Price Australia Melbourne Council of Australian Jewry Mr Medding Medding

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