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'Hats off, gentlemen, to our Australian mothers!' Representations of white femininity in North Queensland in the early twentieth century
Record no:
36486
Author:
Henningham, Nikki
Year:
2001
Series:
AUSTRALIAN HISTORICAL STUDIES. 2001 v.32, no.117 : 311-321 [Kept History at P994]
Subject:
Women - Queensland - History - 20th century
;
Racism - Australia
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