Convicts and settlers - Immigrants and squatters - Gold - Radicals and Nationalists - Age of Macquarie - Coming of the Aboriginal people - Impact of World War I and World War II - Changes since 1969
Clark Manning Books
Charles Manning Hope Clark explored the relationship between European values and the Australian continent. His extensive work examines the destiny of the Australian nation from its beginnings through the early 20th century. Central to his writing were considerations of religious and Enlightenment thought, alongside the tragedy of the Indigenous population. Clark sought to provoke Australians into questioning national myths and reconsidering historical narratives.
Spans the history of Australia from 1788 to the present day, dramatizing the key personalities, families and pioneers. This book is an abridgement of the original six volumes into one.
