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'For educated middle-class women in nineteenth-century Britain, options were limited. 'Great Expectations' is the story of a group of intrepid ladies who forged a different path - as governesses to wild colonial boys and girls on the other side of the world.'

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    y separately published work icon History Australia vol. 18 no. 2 2021 22543058 2021 periodical issue 'In March 2021, the executive committee of the Australian Historical Association was pleased to submit to the federal government’s Indigenous Voice Discussion Paper its support of the immediate adoption of the Uluru Statement from the Heart. The AHA submission joined hundreds of others, accessible on the Australian government’s website for the various ‘Indigenous Voice Co-Design Groups’. It noted the Association’s shared understanding with the Uluru Statement of the role of history in Australia’s national life. Both the AHA and the Uluru Statement’s signatories argue that a deep understanding of our complex histories point to the necessity now of holding a constitutional referendum on the question of an Indigenous Voice to parliament.' (Editorial introduction)

    2021     pg. 405-406
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