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Cornish miners and class relations in early colonial South...

Looks at the modification of harmony and complacency among the working classes of South Australia in the 1850s. Cornish individualism; Industrial life at Burra Burra mine; Capital versus labour.

Publicado en:Australian Historical Studies Vol. 26; no. 105; pp. 568 - 596
Autor principal: Davies, Mel
Formato: Artículo
Publicado: Taylor & Francis Ltd Oct95
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Working class
South Australia
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