21. SETIS Page Spence, Catherine Helen (18251910) Catherine Helen Spence An Autobiography.Spence, Catherine Helen (1825-1910) Gathered In A Novel http://setis.library.usyd.edu.au/oztexts/ozlitbrowseS_T.html

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22. Catherine Helen Spence : A Bibliography papers of Catherine Helen Spence (18251910) as Private Record Group (PRG) 88, There are no known recordings of the voice of Catherine Helen Spence. http://www.slsa.sa.gov.au/spence/moreOnSpence.htm

@import "css/complex.css"; @import "css/complex_vnav.css"; @import "css/complex_hnav.css"; This site will look much better in a browser that supports web standards , but it is accessible to any browser or Internet device. Introduction Search Compiler's notes Spence's writing career ... More on Spence In this section ... Primary sources Major biographical works Electronic information and databases Key events in Spence's life ... by Susan Magarey More information on Spence Primary sources Archival material The State Library of South Australia holds the papers of Catherine Helen Spence (1825-1910) as Private Record Group (PRG) 88 Catherine Helen Spence Memorial Appeal Sub-Committee (SRG 477), comprising records of the committee 1981-1986 comprising correspondence, papers relating to the sculpture commission and casting, letters accompanying donations to the appeal, newspaper cuttings and a few printed items about C.H. Spence Catherine Helen Spence Scholarship Awards (D 6066(Misc)), comprising notes compiled by E.R. Fellows on the Catherine Helen Scholarship Awards with names of holders of the scholarship from1912-1977. Other related material can be found on the Archival database itself.

23. Building Names Miss Catherine Helen Spence (18251910) was born in Melrose, Scotland and educatedin Edinburgh. In 1839 she came to Australia with her family, http://www.slsa.sa.gov.au/site/text_only.cfm?nav_id=740

24. Biography / Australia / Catherine Helen Spence Australia / Biographies Catherine Helen Spence (18251910). Catherine HelenSpence, journalist, social reformer and novelist, was the leading woman in http://www.polymernotes.org/biographies/AUS_bio_spence.htm

POLYMER BANK NOTES OF THE WORLD by Stane Štraus home foreword simplified resources ... author GUARDIAN Australia Bangladesh Brazil Brunei ... Zambia TYVEK Costa Rica Haiti Isle of Man The world's leading reference for polymer bank notes Australia / Biographies Catherine Helen Spence (1825-1910) Catherine Helen Spence, journalist, social reformer and novelist, was the leading woman in public affairs at the turn of the century in Australia. She was in the vanguard of first-wave feminism seeking equality of opportunity for women in this country, and was lauded as the ‘Grand Old Woman of Australia’. From the pulpit to the platform, she championed the rights of women, lobbied for greater child welfare provision, and argued for a more democratic electoral system. Spence was born in Melrose, Scotland, in 1825. She emigrated to South Australia at the age of 14 with her parents and siblings and initially worked as a governess and briefly ran a small private school. Nurturing literary ambitions since childhood, in her mid-twenties Spence began occasional paid journalism, a career which became long and distinguished. Her clear, wide-ranging articles were mainly on literature, politics and social issues. She is credited as the first woman novelist in Australia to portray antipodean issues with the publication in 1854 of her first novel, Clara Morison: A Tale of South Australia During the Gold Fever . The plots and characters of this novel and subsequent ones drew on her own experiences and circle of associates.

25. Australia Back Catherine Helen Spence (18251910), journalist, social reformer and novelist,the leading woman in public affairs at the turn of the 19th/20th century http://www.polymernotes.org/simplified/AUS.htm

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26. Catherine Helen Spence Catherine Helen Spence. Life 18251910. Titles. An Autobiography Images ofCatherine Helen Spence from Google. Catherine Helen Spence at Wikipedia http://manybooks.net/authors/spenceca.html

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27. FreeBooksToRead.com - Mr. Hogarth's Will By Catherine Helen Spence - Page 1 Mr. Hogarth s Will by Catherine Helen Spence. Just one of over 6000 free books to Will Author Catherine Helen Spence(18251910) Release Date July, http://www.freebookstoread.com/hgrwl10_1.htm

Used Cars Pet Medications FSBO Homes Custom Carpet ... All About Our World Mr. Hogarth's Will Catherine Helen Spence Page 1 of 796 This etext was produced by Col Choat colchoat@yahoo.com.au This etext was produced by Col Choat colchoat@yahoo.com.au CONTENTS Volume I. Chapter I. The Will Chapter II. Disappointment and Hope; Prose and Poetry Chapter III. Closed Doors Chapter IV. An Evening At Mr. Rennie's Chapter V. A Humble Friend Chapter VI. A Bundle Of Old Letters Chapter VII. Up And Down Chapter VIII. Peggy Walker's Adventures Chapter IX. Peggy Walker's Adventures Chapter X. Elsie's Literary Venture, and Its Success First Page Next Page Last Page Read ... Titles Menu

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Used Cars Pet Medications FSBO Homes Custom Carpet ... All About Our World An Autobiography Catherine Helen Spence Page 1 of 303 An Autobiography CONTENTS CHAPTER I. EARLY LIFE IN SCOTLAND. CHAPTER II. TOWARDS AUSTRALIA. CHAPTER III. A BEGINNING AT SEVENTEEN CHAPTER IV. LOVERS AND FRIENDS. CHAPTER V. NOVELS AND A POLITICAL INSPIRATION. CHAPTER VI. A TRIP TO ENGLAND. CHAPTER VII. MELROSE REVISITED. CHAPTER VIII. I VISIT EDINBURGH AND LONDON. CHAPTER IX. MEETING WITH J. S. MILL AND GEORGE ELIOT. CHAPTER X. RETURN FROM THE OLD COUNTRY. CHAPTER XI WARDS OF THE STATE. CHAPTER XII. PREACHING, FRIENDS, AND WRITING. CHAPTER XIII. MY WORK FOR EDUCATION. CHAPTER XIV. SPECULATION, CHARITY, AND A BOOK. CHAPTER XV. JOURNALISM AND POLITICS. First Page Next Page Last Page Read ... Titles Menu

29. Spence, Catherine Helen / Papers (State Library Of New South Wales) Guide to the papers of Catherine Helen Spence Table of Contents Biographical Note Summary. Creator, Spence, Catherine Helen, 18251910 http://findaid.library.uwa.edu.au/cgi-bin/nph-dweb/dynaweb/findaid/spence2/@Gene

Expand Search Spence, Catherine Helen / Papers (State Library of New South Wales) Summary Summary Creator: Spence, Catherine Helen, 1825-1910 Title: Papers of Catherine Helen Spence, Date range: Reference number: ZMLMSS 202 Extent: Repository: Mitchell Library, State Library of New South Wales Abstract: The collection comprises talks, articles and research notes, 1861-1907; poems, n.d.; correspondence, 1856-1909; newscuttings and proofsheets, 1876-1907; and printed material concerning the South African War, 1899-1902.

30. Spence, Catherine Helen / Papers (State Library Of New South Wales) Spence, Catherine Helen / Papers (State Library of New South Wales) Catherine Helen Spence (18251910), writer and reformer, migrated with her family to http://findaid.library.uwa.edu.au/cgi-bin/nph-dweb/dynaweb/findaid/spence2/@Gene

Expand Search Spence, Catherine Helen / Papers (State Library of New South Wales) Biographical Note Biographical Note Catherine Helen Spence (1825-1910), writer and reformer, migrated with her family to South Australia in 1839. She wrote five novels, 1854-1868, and social and political newspaper articles, 1865-1907. She advocated an electoral system of proportional representation called the Hare-Spence system, published books and pamphlets and spoke on this and other topics, 1891-1910. She was a delegate to an international conference on charity in the United States of America, 1893, and was involved in various charitable organisations in South Australia mainly connected with children.

31. Spence, Catherine Helen (Norwegian Writers' Web) Norwegian Writers Center Norwegian Association of Literary Translators.Spence, Catherine Helen 18251910. E-text Project Gutenberg http://www.litteraturnettet.no/s/spence.catherine.helen.asp?lang=gb&type=

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community directory books authors ... Table of Contents [Previous Page] [ Next Page An Autobiography by Catherine Helen Spence Book, page 1 / 156 This etext was prepared by Col Choat colchoat@gutenberg.net.au This etext was prepared by Col Choat colchoat@gutenberg.net.au Spence, Catherine Helen (1825-1910) An Autobiography CONTENTS CHAPTER I. EARLY LIFE IN SCOTLAND. CHAPTER II. TOWARDS AUSTRALIA. CHAPTER III. A BEGINNING AT SEVENTEEN CHAPTER IV. LOVERS AND FRIENDS. CHAPTER V. NOVELS AND A POLITICAL INSPIRATION. CHAPTER VI. A TRIP TO ENGLAND. CHAPTER VII. MELROSE REVISITED. CHAPTER VIII. I VISIT EDINBURGH AND LONDON. CHAPTER IX. MEETING WITH J. S. MILL AND GEORGE ELIOT. CHAPTER X. RETURN FROM THE OLD COUNTRY. CHAPTER XI WARDS OF THE STATE. CHAPTER XII. PREACHING, FRIENDS, AND WRITING. CHAPTER XIII. MY WORK FOR EDUCATION. CHAPTER XIV. SPECULATION, CHARITY, AND A BOOK. CHAPTER XV. JOURNALISM AND POLITICS. Table of Contents [Previous Page] [ Next Page Web knowledgerush Knowledgerush Search Contact Us

35. Brief Profiles Of Significant People Catherine Helen Spence (18251910). Catherine Helen Spence was born in Scotland.She migrated to South Australia in 1839. She was first a governess, http://www.bosnsw-k6.nsw.edu.au/hsie/bsvt/back01.html

Background sheet 1: Brief Profiles of Significant People Maybanke Anderson Arabanoo Edmund Barton James Cook ... Catherine Helen Spence download an Adobe Acrobat version of this page Maybanke Anderson (or Wolstenholme) (1845-1927). Sources: Australian Dictionary of Biography, Vol 7 Melbourne University Press, 1979 Radi, H (ed), 200 Australian Women, Women's Redress Press, 1988. Arabanoo (d 1789). Arabanoo was a member of a northern harbour clan. He was captured at Manly on 31 December 1788 by order of Governor Phillip. Phillip wanted to use Arabanoo as an intermediary to improve relations between the Aboriginal people and the colonists, and as a source of information. Arabanoo was taken across the harbour to Sydney Cove to the Cadigal clan lands of the Eora. Here he was kept in Phillip's house. Phillip recorded that he learnt much about Aboriginal customs and language from Arabanoo. When a severe smallpox epidemic swept the Aboriginal community, Arabanoo helped to care for those brought into Sydney. After catching the disease himself, Arabanoo died on or about 18 May 1789. Sources: Pike, D (ed)

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James Millar Main J.M. Main Bequest Select list of holdings J.M. Main Bequest Biography Contact and suggestions Several thousand titles have been bought with funds from this Bequest, and in each book there is a bookplate acknowledging the Bequest. Australian Joint Copying Project The most significant purchase from the Bequest is the Australian Joint Copying Project (Microform Collection 994.005 A924). Other books and periodicals Some subject categories of material bought from the Bequest are: Aboriginal history, e.g. The Australian Abo call: the voice of the Aborigines. (1938) Special Collection 306.08905 A9384 Brock, Peggy, 1948- . Outback ghettos: Aborigines, institutionalisation and survival. Calvert, Albert F., 1872-1946. The Aborigines of Western Australia. Special Collection 301.2994 C167 Pyke, William T. Thirty years among the blacks of Australia: the life and adventures of William Buckley, the runaway convict. (1904) Special Collection 994.5 M848.P

37. Spence Family Crest By Houseofnames.com 1967) Scottish architect; Catherine Helen Spence (18251910) Sc/Aust writer;Joseph Spence (1699-1768) English anecdotist; James Lewis http://www.houseofnames.com/xq/asp.familycrest_details/s.Spence/Spence_family_Cr

Satisfaction Guaranteed Where did the name Spence come from? What is their family crest? When did they first arrive in the United States? Where did the various branches of the family go? Family Crests > Spence Family Crest Spence Family Crest Spence Origin Displayed: English Spelling variations include: Spence, Spens, Spense, Spenceley, Spencley and many more. First found in Fifeshire where they held a family seat from very ancient times, and it is claimed that the family name is descended from the ancient and Royal House of the Earls of Fife. Some of the first settlers of this name or some of its variants were: Mrs. Spence who settled in Virginia in 1623; followed by: Francis in 1635; James in 1773; Robert in 1654; the Spence families also settled in Jamaica, South Carolina, Pennsylvania, New York, Maryland, California, and Georgia. Richard Spence settled in Trinity, Newfoundland in 1821. (Above is a small excerpt from our 1800 word history) Motto Translated: Honour is acquired by virtue. Suggested Readings for the name Spence Darnall, Spence, Steers, Spangler, Stuckley, Sill by Erma D. Stuckey, The Spencer Family history by O.M. Richards.

38. Spence Family Crest Basil Urwin Spence (19071967) Scottish architect; Catherine Helen Spence (1825-1910)Sc/Aust writer; Joseph Spence (1699-1768) English anecdotist http://www.houseofnames.com/xq/asp.fc/qx/spence-family-crest.htm

Satisfaction Guaranteed What is the Spence Family Crest ? Where did the name Spence come from? When did the Spence family first arrive in the United States? Where did the various branches of the Spence family go? Family Crests > Spence Family Crest Spence Family Crest Spence Origin Displayed: English Spelling variations include: Spence, Spens, Spense, Spenceley, Spencley and many more. First found in Fifeshire where they held a family seat from very ancient times, and it is claimed that the family name is descended from the ancient and Royal House of the Earls of Fife. Some of the first settlers of this name or some of its variants were: Mrs. Spence who settled in Virginia in 1623; followed by: Francis in 1635; James in 1773; Robert in 1654; the Spence families also settled in Jamaica, South Carolina, Pennsylvania, New York, Maryland, California, and Georgia. Richard Spence settled in Trinity, Newfoundland in 1821. Motto Translated: Honour is acquired by virtue. Suggested Readings for the name Spence Darnall, Spence, Steers, Spangler, Stuckley, Sill by Erma D. Stuckey, The Spencer Family history by O.M. Richards.

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40. OzLit@Vicnet Australian Authors Index:- S PETER (nd; SPEARS, STEVE J. (1951; Spence, Catherine Helen (1825-1910);Spence, ELEANOR (1928-; SpenceR, BETH (1958-; SpenceR, Sir WALTER (1860-1929) http://home.vicnet.net.au/~ozlit/ozlits.html

Australian Authors – S AUTHOR LISTS = A B C D ... W X Y Z O zLit's author listing (complementary to the ) for browsing. Click on the Red hypertext links to go straight to the database entry. The information in the database varies from just a little (e.g. a list of books) to complete biographical information, with photographs and contact numbers as sent to OzLit by the authors. All Australian writers are invited to e-mail us to add their name or update their database entry. Click here for the definitive database listing Also see: Policy References and Lists SAINSBURY, TARINA (n.d. SALA, GEORGE AUGUSTUS (1828-1895) SALE, DAVID (n.d. SALLIS, EVA SALOM, PHILIP SALTER, ELIZABETH SALZMAN, PAUL (n.d. SAM, MARY ANNE (n.d. SAMUELS, BRIAN (n.d. SANDERY, EFFIE (Elizabeth Powell) (c. 1898-?) SANDES, JOHN (1863-1938) SANSOM, CLIVE (1910-1981) SANT, ANDREW SANTAMARIA, B. A. (Bartholomew Augustine) (1915- SARININ, ALEX (n.d. SAUNDERS, Dr CHARMAINE (n.d. SAVAGE, GEORGIA (n.d. SAVERY, HENRY (1791-1842)

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