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This issue of Studies in WA History Journal looks at the role of women in the State at various times and situations.
Articles
- The History of Australian Women
Penelope Hetherington
- People of Glass: Women Becoming Visible in the History of Western Australia
Phyl Garrick
- ‘Serfs of the Sodden Scone’? Women Workers in the Western Australian Hotel and Catering Industry 1900-1925
Wendy Brady
- Women’s Responses to War Work in Western Australia 1942-1946
Gail Reekie
- The Politics of Experience: Women in the Western Australian Clothing Trade, 1950-1970
Christine Owen
- Anorexia Nervosa
Helen Maddocks
- Document: Deborah Watt’s Narrative, 1897-1914
Jocelyn Treasure (ed.)
- Special Topic: Teaching about women in nineteenth-century Australia
Margaret Brown and Patricia Crawford
Reviews
- C. T. Stannage (ed.), A New History of Western Australia
Beverley Kingston
- William McNair and Hilary Rumley, Pioneer Aboriginal Mission: The Work of Wesleyan Missionary John Smithies in the Swan River Colony 1840-1855
F.G. Clarke
- Geraldine Byrne, Valiant Women: Letters from the Foundation Sisters of Mercy in Western Australia, 1845-1849
F. G. Clarke
- Alexandra Hasluck, Portrait in a Mirror. An Autobiography
Jill Roe
- S. M. Kelly, Proud Heritage
Ian Crawford
- Paddy Roe, Gularabulu
Ian Crawford
- Anthony Splivalo, The Home Fires
Morag Loh
- Michael C. Howard, Aboriginal Politics in South-Western Australia
Andrew Markus
- Elizabeth J. Harman and Brian W. Head (eds), State, Capital and Resources in the North and West of Australia
Ken Buckley
- Edith Jacobson, Tinctures and Tact
Margaret Brown
- G. C. Bolton and P. Joske, History of Royal Perth Hospital
Anthea Hyslop
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