Women on the move : Gender, money-making and mobility in mid-ninteenth-century Australasia

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Bishop, Catherine. (2014). Women on the move : Gender, money-making and mobility in mid-ninteenth-century Australasia. History Australia. 11(2), pp. 38 - 59.
AuthorsBishop, Catherine
Year2014
JournalHistory Australia
Journal citation11 (2), pp. 38 - 59
ISSN1449-0854
Page range38 - 59
Research GroupSchool of Arts
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