Centre for Western Australian History
Further information
Editor
- C. T. Stannage
Edition
- 4, 1981
This issue of Studies in WA History Journal looks at the introduction of convicts into the State.
Articles
- Why Convicts I: an Economic Analysis of Colonial Attitudes to the Introduction of Convicts
Pamela Statham - Why Convicts II: the Decision to Introduce Convicts to Swan River Pamela Statham
- Who Were the Convicts?: a Statistical Analysis of the Convicts Arriving in Western Australia in 1850/51, 1861/62, and 1866/68
Sandra Taylor - Petitions, Memorials and Politics in Western Australia, 1829-1849
Andrew Gill - Probationary Prisoner 5270: Thomas Bushell
Margaret Brown - The Census of 1861: an Intriguing Incident in Western Australian History
Ian Vanden Driesen - The Fenians are Coming, the Fenians are Coming
G. C. Bolton - Two Historians and Convictism: W. B. Kimberly and J. S. Battye
Jennie Carter - Convictism in Western Australia
Margaret Brown
Review Article
- Who Were the Pensioners?
G. C. Bolton
Reviews
- Mrs Edward Millett, An Australian Parsonage or, The Settler and the Savage in Western Australia
Margaret Anderson - J. E. Thomas and Alex Stewart, Imprisonment in Western Australia: Evolution, Theory and Practice
Lynne Stevenson - Donald S. Garden, Northam: an Avon Valley history
Charles Staples
University information
CRICOS Code: 00126G
