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A New History of Western Australia
Stannage, Tom 1981 ed., A New History of Western Australia, UWAP.
Part I First Settlers and White Settlers
1. I. M. Crawford, Aboriginal cultures in Western Australia
2. Sylvia J. Hallam, The first Western Australians
3. Neville Green, Aborigines and white settlers in the nineteenth century
4. G. C. Bolton, Black and white after 1897
Part II Economic and Demographic History
5. Pamela Statham, Swan River Colony 1829-1850
6. R. T. Appleyard, Western Australia: Economic and demographic growth 1850-1914
7. G. D. Snooks, Development in adversity 1913 to 1946
8. R. N. Ghosh, Economic development and population growth in Western Australia since 1945
Part III Political History
9. B. K. de Garis, Political tutelage 1829-1890
10. B. K. de Garis, Self-government and the emergence of the political party system 1891-1911
11. I. H. van den Driesen, The evolution of the trade union movement in Western Australia
12. David Black, Party politics in turmoil 1911-1924
13. David Black, The era of Labor ascendancy 1924-1947
14. David Black, Liberals triumphant: the politics of development 1947-1980
Part IV Social History
15. Margaret Grellier, The family: some aspects of its demography and ideology in mid-nineteenth century Western Australia
16. Margaret Pitt Morison & John White, Builders and buildings
17. Laadan Fletcher, Education of the people
18. Marian Aveling, Western Australian society: the religious aspect 1829-1895: 574-598.
19. John Hay, Literature and society 1829-1979: 599-635.
20. J. E. Thomas, Crime and society
21. Brian Stoddart, Sport and society 1890-1940: a foray
Part V Historiography
22. G. C. Bolton, Western Australia reflects on its past
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