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INDEX
Aborigines
Africa
Alcohol consumption
All Saints Church
American Revolution
Anley, Charlotte
Anti-Gold License Association
Anti-Transportation League
Arson
Arthur, George
Ashton Chronicle
Association for the Improvement of Female Prisoners in Newgate
Atterwell, John
Auld Brig
“Auld Lang Syne,”
Australasia
Australasian Anti-Transportation League
Australia (mainland). See also specific states and cities of Australia
colonization strategy of
democratic foundation of
denial of entry into
flag of
Fry, Elizabeth, reform influence on
gold rush in
National Gallery of
record destroying overturn
slave labor strategy using
Tasmania’s relation to
Ayr, Scotland
Bach, Johann Christian
Bailey, Arthur
Bailey, Charles Napoleon (Warrior)
Bailey, Freeman
Bailey, James
Bailey, John
Bailey, Kate
Bailey, Mary
Bailey, Randolph
Bailey, Rebecca
Bailey, Robert
Bailey, Robert, Jr.
Bailey, Samuel
Bailey, Wallace
Bailey, William and Dinah
Bakery Hill revolt
Ballarat
Eureka Rebellion near
“Great Meeting of the Diggers,”
Red Ribbon Rebellion
Ballarat Reform League
Barbour, Elizabeth
Barclay family
Barristers
Barry, David
Bass Strait
Bathhurst Free Press
Bedford, William “Holy Willie,”
Bendigo. See also Ballarat
gold rush beginnings in
journey to
tent cities in
Bendigo Petition
Bentley, James
Binks, Mary
Bird, George
Birth control
Black Forest
Blackfriar
Blincoe, Robert
Bloodletting
Bloomsbury, London
Boardinghouses
Bone gatherers
“Bony off the Butt,”
Booth, Elizabeth
Booth, Sarah
The Borough (Crabbe)
Boswell, Mary
Botany Bay
Boyd, Robert
Brady, Susan
Bribe system
Brickfields Hiring Depot
“The Brigs of Ayr” (Burns)
Brigstock (captain)
British government
Aboriginal extermination by
anarchy against
colonization rejection by
colonization strategy of
food exportation by
job competition fears of
Naval treatment monitoring