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'There is a heaven for those writers whose work lives for generations, and Stuart Macintyre's will. This is not a conventional Festschrift, editors Peter Beilharz and Sian Supski tell us, where ‘invited scholars are licensed to give the subject a nod before bolting off elsewhere on their own’ (2). Instead, each contributor engages with a particular area of Stuart's work, and while some are reminiscences of collaboration and collegiality, others are extended conversations between close colleagues and comrades that we are privileged to overhear. The Work of History not only brings Stuart back, often in ways unknown to some of us, but will ensure that those who never knew him will enjoy his intellectual companionship.'(Introduction)

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    y separately published work icon Australian Historical Studies vol. 53 no. 3 2022 25053009 2022 periodical issue

    'The articles in this issue offer case studies of interactions between the global and the local. They illustrate how imperial, colonial and national histories have been unevenly and incompletely constituted in the embodied encounters and exchanges between individuals and through local representations and media, especially newspapers. In combination, they draw our attention to the appearance of otherwise marginalised histories and voices in the popular imaginary as well as official archives. Several offer insights into the interests of Australasia in the Asia-Pacific region, attesting to the shifting ground on which white authority and territoriality was often constituted.' (Fiona Paisley and Tom Rowse : Editorial introduction)

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    pg. 497-498
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