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Eureka Britannia: Civic Republicanism and the Politics of Rebellion in the British World

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2015

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Jones, Benjamin

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The Federation Press

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Australian public memory has never found a comfortable narrative for Eureka. What then to make of the women who created a seditious blue and white flag and the men who died defending it on the goldfields of Ballarat? How should we remember Eureka?

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/264759

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Eureka: Australia's Greatest Story

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2099-12-31

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