The Golden Age: A History of the Colony of Victoria, 1851-1861Chinese on the Goldfields - Chinese in Victoria - Eureka Stockade - Gold - Religion & education - Arts & sciences - Population - Migration - Unassisted migration - Mining population - Gold production - John Dunmore Lang and Declaration of Independence - First Parliament 1856-1859 - Red-ribbon movement (P.101). |
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Preface ix | 1 |
The Early Gold Rushes 18511852 | 9 |
Theres a Good Time Coming Boys | 37 |
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