A New History Of Australia
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A landmark work of Australian historiography, A New History of Australia presents a comprehensive and authoritative account of the continent's past, from its Indigenous origins through the colonial era and into the modern nation-state. Edited by F.K. Crowley and drawing on contributions from leading Australian historians, the volume chronicles the major political, economic, social, and cultural forces that shaped Australia across the centuries. Written with scholarly rigor yet accessible prose, it argues for a nuanced understanding of Australian identity, resisting simplistic narratives in favor of a richly layered portrait of a complex society. Each chapter details a distinct period or theme, illustrating how immigration, federation, war, and economic transformation collectively forged the Australian character. This essential reference work remains a cornerstone text for students, academics, and general readers seeking a thorough grounding in Australian history.

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Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: No dust jacket
Pages: Good
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A landmark work of Australian historiography, A New History of Australia presents a comprehensive and authoritative account of the continent's past, from its Indigenous origins through the colonial era and into the modern nation-state. Edited by F.K. Crowley and drawing on contributions from leading Australian historians, the volume chronicles the major political, economic, social, and cultural forces that shaped Australia across the centuries. Written with scholarly rigor yet accessible prose, it argues for a nuanced understanding of Australian identity, resisting simplistic narratives in favor of a richly layered portrait of a complex society. Each chapter details a distinct period or theme, illustrating how immigration, federation, war, and economic transformation collectively forged the Australian character. This essential reference work remains a cornerstone text for students, academics, and general readers seeking a thorough grounding in Australian history.













