Victorian Historical Journal Back Issues

Vol 92, Number 2
December 2021

Inside this number

ARTICLES
Introduction Judith Smart and Richard Broome

Statues: Putting Them Up and Pulling ‘em Down: The 2021 Weston Bate Oration Jim Davidson

Vera Deakin in War and Peace  Carole Woods

Encounters in and with the Mallee 1847–1849  Susan Priestley

The Legend of ‘The Golden Horseshoes of Beechworth’: The Evidence Considered Mark Valentine St Leon

Conscientious Non-Compliers: The Vietnam War Years  Geoffrey A. Sandy

HISTORICAL NOTES
Henry Johnson: The First Identified European Settler in the Upper Goulburn  River District? Lawrie Hall

People and Place of the Hissing Swan: Kaawirn Kuunawarn, Lake Connewarren,  the Weatherlys and ‘Connewarran’ Station Rod Giblett

Life after Death: The Coronial Records of a Lost Victorian Goldfield  John Schauble

The Melbourne Socialite and the Turkish Diplomat: The Story of Florence Winter-Irving Patrick Ferry and Janan Greer

A KLM DC-2 Uiver Aftermath: Java Hosts the Burghers of Albury in 1935  Noel Jackling

Postscript on A.G.M. Michell, F.R.S.  Anne Marsden

INTERPRETING AN IMAGE

Diggers on Road to Bendigo: S.T. Gill and Women on the Victorian Diggings Katrina Dernelley

REVIEWS

The Accidental Town: Castlemaine, 1851–1861. By Marjorie Theobald Reviewed By Charles Fahey

The Ghosts Have Never Left: Victorian Gold Rush Towns and the Stories They  Could Tell. By John & Marie Watt Reviewed By Charles Fahey

The Boy from Brunswick: Leonard French, a Biography. By Reg MacDonald Reviewed By Christopher Marshall

The Convent: A City Finds Its Heart. By Stuart Kells Reviewed By Peter McPhee

Gariwerd: An Environmental History of the Grampians. By Benjamin Wilkie Reviewed By Don Garden

Pentridge Prison Inside Out. By Adrian Didlick, with Katrin Strohl and Don Osborne Reviewed By Richard Broome

The Vetting of Wisdom: Joan Montgomery and the Fight for PLC. By Kim Rubenstein Reviewed By Terri Mackenzie

‘My Country All Gone, the White Men Have Stolen It’: The Invasion of 482 Wadawurrung Country 1800–1870. By Fred Cahir Reviewed By Jack Norris

Breaking New Ground: Biographies of Women Agricultural Science Students, 485 University of Melbourne 1942–1965. By Helen Billman-Jacobe & Ann Westmore Reviewed By Nikki Henningham

Democratic Adventurer: Graham Berry and the Making of Australian Politics. 488 By Sean Scalmer Reviewed By Charles Fahey

NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS

ABOUT THE ROYAL HISTORICAL SOCIETY OF VICTORIA

GUIDELINES FOR CONTRIBUTORS

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