The imperial Commonwealth Maria Feeney

The imperial Commonwealth Maria FeeneyThe Imperial Commonwealth examines what empire meant to late nineteenth and early twentieth century Australian settler colonists, how it seemed to entail special obligations for white settlers of British heritage, and how, in developing settler colonial categories of empire, Australian itself became an empire.

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