Radical Sydney : places, portraits and unruly episodes /

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Author / Creator:Irving, T. H. (Terence H.)
Imprint:Sydney, NSW : University of New South Wales Press, 2010.
Description:xiii, 368 p. : ill., maps ; 24 cm.
Language:English
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Format: Print Book
URL for this record:http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/8265961
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Other authors / contributors:Cahill, Rowan J., 1945-
ISBN:9781742230931 (pbk.) : $39.95
1742230938 (pbk.)
Notes:Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of Contents:
  • Acknowledgments
  • Alphabetical table of sites for maps
  • Suburbs of Sydney map
  • City of Sydney map
  • 1. Introduction: A different Sydney
  • 2. Dawes Point: Moral dilemmas
  • 3. Observatory Hill: Remembering Vinegar Hill
  • 4. Touring hell: Hyde Park Barracks
  • 5. Johann Lhotsky, Revolutionary
  • 6. Tumult in paradise: The watch houses of Sydney
  • 7. The Mutual Protection Association - The Customs House
  • 8. Cabbage tree and tricolour
  • 9. The 8-hour day and the Holy Spirit - Garrison and Mariners' churches, The Rocks
  • 10. Lucien Henry, Communard - Victoria Street, Kings Cross
  • 11. John Norton and the democratic riots of 1887
  • 12. The Henry Lawson statue: Iconic Henry and 'faded' Louisa
  • 13. A 'democratic rendezvous': The bookshops of radical Sydney Bruce Scates
  • 14. A convict legend of the 1890s - Bulletin Place
  • 15. 'Gone bung': The terror of 1893 - The Savings Bank in Barrack Street
  • 16. Defending free speech: On the stump in 1915 - Speakers' corners
  • 17. The Battle of Central
  • 18. Vere Gordon Childe and the pacifists - The Friends' Meeting House, Devonshire Street
  • 19. Merv Flanagan, Labour martyr - The Mortuary Station, Regent Street Lucy Taksa
  • 20. A nerve centre of revolution - Rawson Place
  • 21. The Trades Hall Reds versus the Domain Fascists
  • 22. Australia for Australians: Fred Maynard makes progress - St David's Hall, Surry Hills
  • 23. Joy and rough music on the picket line
  • 24. The death of The World
  • 25. The Venerable Boote - The Worker Building, Castlereagh Street Peter Kirkpatrick
  • 26. Defending Darlinghurst from the Reds - Angel Place
  • 27. The anti-eviction war - Union Street, Erskineville
  • 28. The defence of Dhakiyarr Wirrpanda
  • 29. The New Theatre Michelle Arrow
  • 30. The day of mourning - The Australian Hall, 150-52 Elizabeth Street
  • 31. Welcoming the Nazi tourist - Sydney Town Hall, 1938
  • 32. Ken Cook and the Japanese collaborators - The Grace Building, 77-79 York Street
  • 33. The Battle of Bligh Street
  • 34. Fred Wong and the Chinese Seamen's Union - 175 Hay Street
  • 35. 'Barging' at the GPO: Imperialism at bay
  • 36. Margaret Street riot, 1947
  • 37. Dorothy Hewett and the Redfern Reds - Lawson Square
  • 38. The Waterside Workers' Cultural Committee Lisa Milner
  • 39. Youth Carnival defies Menzies: The city of the left in the 1950s
  • 40. P&O wall fountain - Hunter Street
  • 41. Nestor's cellar: Lefties in the sky with diamonds - 72 Oxford Street, Paddington
  • 42. Political bolt-cutting - Sydney University's front lawn
  • 43. The siege of Victoria Street - Kings Cross
  • 44. The conspiracy against Ananda Marga
  • 45. Combating the 'greatest social menace' - Darlinghurst Police Station
  • 46. Survival Day, 26 January 1988, Koori Redfern - The Empress Hotel, Regent Street
  • 47. The 'invisible' maritime worker - Memorial at the National Maritime Museum
  • Recommended reading
  • Index