ACLS Humanities E-Book: The loaded line: Australian political caricature 1788-1901

The loaded line: Australian political caricature 1788-1901

Mahood, Marguerite.

Year: c1973.

Publisher: Melbourne University Press.

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Frontmatter

The Pugnacious Individualist 1788-1850

1 The Political Print, the Man in the Street, and History

2 The Botany Bay Stereotype

3 The All Too Free Colonial Press

4 Who Were the Outlaws?

Coming to Terms with Self-government 1855-1870

5 Melbourne Punch and Mr Kangaroo Bull

6 A Vile Faction Meets an Untutored Mob

7 Provincial Punches

From Colonist to Colonial 1870-1880

8 The 'Fighting Cartoonist'

9 Colonial Variety

Awakening to Australia 1880-1890

10 Prelude to Waking

11 New Men and Methods

12 The Awakening

13 Nationalism, Culture and the End of a Crown Colony

The Australians 1890-1901

14 A Divided Society and a United Australia

15 Papers and Artists

16 Farewell to the Colonial Past

Conclusion

Appendix I: Technical Terms and Processes

Appendix II: Artists' and Engravers' Monograms and Cyphers

Appendix III: Periodicals and Artists

Notes

Bibliography

Index

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Title:

The loaded line : Australian political caricature 1788-1901 Marguerite Mahood.

Author:

Mahood, Marguerite

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The loaded line : Australian political caricature 1788-1901 Marguerite Mahood.
Mahood, Marguerite
Carlton, Vic.: Melbourne University Press, c1973.

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http://hdl.handle.net/2027/heb.03396

Subject Headings:

• Australian wit and humor, Pictorial -- History
• Australia -- Politics and government -- To 1900 -- Caricatures and cartoons

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