Collection: Reference

Profiles the censorship of works banned because they were perceived as threats to governmental security or challenges to widely held political values, or simply because they presented truths embarrassing to authorities.

Profiles the censorship of works banned because they ignored or defied official truths or merely contained ideas or language unacceptable to a state, religion, or individual moral watchdog.

Documents and register. 4000 or so young women who came from Irish workhouses between 1848 and 1850 under what is known as the 'Earl Grey scheme'.

Masterpieces by 100 of Europe's most important 17th and 18th century painters are shown in 500 faithful full-color reproductions of original works from major museums around the world.

Each chapter focuses on a set of philosophical concepts that are central to a specific idea in philosophy while great philosophers regarding that problem are presented in detail and subjected to analysis and criticism.

The nineteenth and early twentieth centuries were a period of tumultuous social change for the Batak of North Sumatra. That change was registered in their clothing and handwoven textiles.

Covers a broad range of New Zealand subjects. Over 2500 entries maps and photographs. Presented alphabetically.

Taken from NSW State Records [5/1093] Reel 2320 and NSW State Records [4/8490a] Reel 2320. Indexed by surname