Fred Alexander: A Tribute, 6, 1988.

Brian de Garis (ed.)

Professor Fred Alexander (1899-1996) was the founding Head of the Department of History. The Discipline of History has an endowment fund named in his honor, established from the donations of friends and alumni. This fund sponsors regular visits by leading international and Australian academics, to pursue research and give some lectures in the Department for a period of four to six weeks.

Articles

• The Department of History in the University of Western Australia, 1913-65
  Brian de Garis

• The League of Nations Union in Perth: Internationalism in Isolation
  Margaret Steadman

• The Study of External Affairs in Western Australia, 1924-54
  Fred Alexander

• Fact and Fiction in the First Fifty Years of the University of Western Australia
  Fred Alexander

Bibliography

• Fred Alexander: A Select Bibliography of His Published Works
  Margaret Steadman & Brian de Garis

Review Articles

• Professor Shann Meets the Gentry
  Rob Pascoe

• Edith Cowan: Feminist or Philanthropist?
  Marian Simms

Book Reviews

• Ian Elliott, Moondyne Joe: the Man and the Myth
  Russel Ward

• C. T. Stannage, The People of Perth: A Social History of Western Australia’s Capital City
  F. K. Crowley

• Lyall Hunt (ed.), Westralian Portraits
  Chris Cunneen

• R. T. Appleyard and Toby Manford, The Beginning: European Discovery and Early Settlement of the Swan River, Western Australia
  J. M. R. Cameron

• A. de Q. Robin, Mathew Blagden Hale: The Life of an Australian Pioneer Bishop
  G. P. Shaw

• Rica Erickson, The Dempsters
  Alan Atkinson

• Michael Berson, Cockburn: the making of a community
  D. D. Denholm

• Ruth Marchant James, Heritage of Pines: a history of Cottesloe
  D. D. Denholm

• J. E. Thomas and Alex Stewart, Imprisonment in Western Australia: Evolution, Theory and Practice
  Michael Sturma