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FEDERATION OF AUSTRALIA 1901 – THE INDIAN CONTINGENT – SKETCHES

FEDERATION OF AUSTRALIA 1901 – THE INDIAN CONTINGENT – SKETCHES

  • November 7, 2016
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  • Boer War, Federation, Federation of Australia, Hindu, Indian, Muslim, Sikh, Soldier

Sketches of soldiers from 100 of the Indian Contingent that were at the Commonwealth of Australia Inaugural Celebrations.  The contingent left Bombay, India for Sydney, Australia on the 23 November 1900 and returned to India to 4 April 1901from Sydney.…

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THE EFFECTS OF HEGEMONY AFTER FEDERATION

  • October 15, 2016
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  • Federation, Federation of Australia, Hegemony, Pioneers, Settlement

The effects of hegemony on any given population varies depending upon a range of circumstances. For example: in India where Indianisation of some Government bodies commenced decades before Independence and this Indianisation increased rapidly after Independence until all Government positions…

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HEGEMONY AND FEDERATION

HEGEMONY AND FEDERATION

  • December 6, 2015
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  • Federation of Australia, Hegemony

Australian life changed very little after Federation in 1901; English hegemony was alive and well. This was in complete contrast to how India and most other colonised countries behaved. India's independence was obtained after years of bloodshed and their independence…

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FEDERATION OF AUSTRALIA 1901 – THE INDIAN CONTINGENT

FEDERATION OF AUSTRALIA 1901 – THE INDIAN CONTINGENT

  • November 4, 2015
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  • Boer War, Federation, Federation of Australia, Hindu, Indian, Lascars, Muslim, Sailors, Shipping, Sikh, Soldier

First Published 2014 © Len Kenna & Crystal Jordan THE COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA The Commonwealth of Australia was Federated on the Tuesday 1 January 1901 by representatives from all of the countries of the British Empire. One of the largest contingents…

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Pooran Dabee-Singh A Pioneer

  • October 3, 2015
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  • Airforce, Cab Driver, Citizenship, Federation, Federation of Australia, Horses, Indentured Labourer, Indian, Pioneers, R.A.A.F., Sikh, Sugar Cane, WWII

DABEE SINGH A PIONEER - PART I POORAN DABEE-SINGH A PIONEER - PART II © Len Kenna and Crystal Jordan 2014 Pooran Dabee Singh was born in the Burnett District, Queensland in 1849 and was by far the most interesting…

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