… moving to Macau in 1922, Braga set about collecting and recording the history of the colony since the Portuguese arrival in the sixteenth century. … Personal papers The personal papers of Braga are extensive and include family and business correspondence, correspondence about his research and … There are papers of his father José Pedro Braga and a large number of family photographs extending back to about 1880. Of the bibliographies, the …
… families in tow to cover wars, sieges, and invasions to be eyewitnesses to history for their readers back home in Australia. Introducing Bold Types Host … Women also in, in your book also seem to have to balance their love and family life with their work life, which is not a new story but it's not … REMEIKIS: Mm-hmm. PATRICIA KARVELAS: …because he might come from a rich family and therefore he's gonna have a bias to the banks. [00:23:21] Like we …
… For National Family History Month this year we asked staff from the Special Collections Research … one month, but this would have no doubt always felt longer. So, while the family story you know may be from the arrival of ancestor migrants to …
… rest of his life. Callen had a lifelong interest in Australian maritime history. In the 1950s he became a regular contributor on shipping history to the magazine Shipbuilding, ship repair and service s and also to … presented his own collection of photographs in 1975–76. In 2004 Callen’s family donated his unpublished Dictionary of Australian steamships, 1831–1939 …
… the lives of those people. Some were in cities – perhaps a professional family [or] father. It used to take a week to get to some of the places they … had a job arranged. She met the people as she got off the boat, the Hines family from Neuarpurr – that was the name of the huge property. She travelled … Alexander Turnbull Library, Wellington, New Zealand, E-444-q-075 Pat, history often gives us the very big picture, the huge arc – the Great War, …
… book of hours owned for many years by the famous Rothschild family, was produced during the last great flourishing of manuscript … c. 1505–1510, Kerry Stokes Collection, Perth Exhibition highlights Gems of History … Revealing the Rothschild Prayer Book …
… He wrote that ‘I used the books to educate myself about the archaeology, history and geography of the tea country; I incorporated parts of the … of the works were published in Ceylon or relate to Ceylon, including its history, politics, botany, fauna, national parks, the tea industry, ancient … Ceylon until about 1990. The papers include school reports, certificates, family letters, diaries, notebooks, general and personal correspondence, job …
… Of Norman descent, the De Vescis were a leading Anglo-Irish family. John Vesey (1638–1716), who was born in Coleraine, County … of the arts Elizabeth Montagu. In subsequent generations, members of the family served in the Irish House of Commons, the British House of Commons, … agriculture, science, literature, belles lettres , travel, biography and history. In addition, there are many books and pamphlets, mostly dating from …
… as well as a superb collection of books and journals on Japanese history and International Relations enabled me to go into ‘lock down’ mode … hours. It enables those study grant recipients who have the complexity of family, study and work commitments to go into ‘lock down’ mode in a way not … hours. It enables those study grant recipients who have the complexity of family, study and work commitments to go into ‘lock down’ mode in a way not …
… at Black Rock State School and Caulfield Grammar School. In 1930 his family moved to Adelaide and he completed his schooling at St Peter’s … Reconstruction in 1949–50, one of the youngest permanent heads in the history of the Public Service. In 1950 Crisp took up the position of … Crisp Collection number well over 6000. They mainly relate to Australian history and politics, but there are also a significant number of British and …
