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The Australian press and American expansion 1895-1901

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Jones, John Anthony

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This study was undertaken for several reasons. First, there was the gap in knowledge. Australian-American relations and attitudes have been reasonably well covered for the period up to the Civil War, and especially for the gold rush period. 1 Two theses bridge the gap to 1888.2 That story has also been taken up from the end of World War One to the present day. 3· But, as Lionel Fredman put it in his book America Enters The Pacific, the year before this study was begun (1969): p.46: Books on Australian history leave the impression that there was a kind of hiatus in Australian-American relations between the Gold Rushes of the 1850's and the visit of the Great White Fleet, if they take it seriously at all. Even the more specialized works seem to find the period unimportant.

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