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Guide to the records of the Benevolent Society of New South Wales, 1813-1995
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UREN, ELIZABETH IRENE
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Poverty’s prison: the poor in New South Wales 1880-1918
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The development of the Benevolent (Sydney) Asylum, 1788-1855
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Golden jubilee souvenir about the League of Women Voters of South Australia (Women’s Non-Party Association) : 1909-1959
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PYMAN, ELIZABETH MERLE
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Barbara J Pitt writes ‘At all times in every community, there are women who are concerned with maintaining and improving the quality of life.’ In this article, she describes their work in the National Council of Women
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Daniel Mannix, the Roman Catholic Archbishop of Melbourne, said at a Sydney Conference in 1928 ‘What Catholic women cannot do, cannot be done!’ In South Australia, this statement has been proven by the activities of the Catholic Women’s League of South Australia Inc (CWL). This article on the service and social role of the League, by Miss Patricia Mahar, is based on the history of the CWL as recorded by the late Mrs N M (Nell) Kain, who was the S A President in 1968-79, National President CWL Australia 1976-78, and Vice-President of the ACW National Committee in 1974-75
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Mary Colton
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Elizabeth Webb Nicholls (nee Bakewell)
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Serena Thorne Lake (1842-1902)
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Rosetta Birks’ Obituary
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Two Englishwomen, Miss Emma Robarts and Lady Kinnaird, laid the foundations of the world’s largest international women’s movement in 1855. In 1877 they named it the Young Women’s Christian Association. The South Australian story of the YWCA is told by Lola Bray.
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Mary Colton (nee Cutting)
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DUTTON, MARY DOREEN
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DOHNT, LYNLEY EVA
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South Australian Literature 1836-1900
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Character Above Colour: Fast Track to Assimilation? Margaret Tucker M.B.E. and the Politics of Assimilation
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RIGGS, CLARA ELIZABETH
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Deserted and destitute: motherhood, wife desertion and colonial welfare
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Robert Menzies’ forgotten people
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The Australian Liberals and the moral middle class: from Alfred Deakin to John Howard
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A Liberal nation: the Liberal Party & Australian politics
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Ashton, Carrie Jean
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Trudinger, Margaret
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BLACKER, JEAN
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HOGARTH, ISOBEL HILARY

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