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Citizens of the Fifth Continent: Unexpected Culture in the Late 19th Century
From: From Subjects to Citizens
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In this paper I will pursue one of the issues that Castles et al. raise concerning the role that women, in particular, have played both at home and abroad; especially that group of women who became internationally eminent and conspicuously representative of Australia on the world opera and concert stage after about 1870.
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Jeff Brownrigg
Jeff Brownrigg is Director of "The People's Voice" project of the National Council for Centenary of Federation. He holds a position as Head of Academic Outreach and Research at Screen Sound Australia, formerly the National Film and Sound Archive. With David Headon he edited The People's Conventions: Corowa and Bathurst (1997), published by the Australian Senate. His account of the life and career of Amy Castles was published in 2001.
