War and Peace in Western Australia: The Social and Political Impact of the Great War, 1914-1926

WEST AUSTRALIANA

This social and political history, based on the author’s PhD. thesis, describes Western Australian society before 1914, and the political upheavals after the War. Addresses topics such as loyalty, conscription, problems of repatriation, immigration policy, political and industrial division, and imperial ideology. pp. 314 illusts #0320/111123 First Edition

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