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John La Nauze's Degrees

Bachelors History University of Melbourne
Masters History University of Melbourne

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According to Wikipedia, John Andrew La Nauze was an Australian historian from Western Australia. He was born in the Goldfields town of Boulder. Shortly after his fourth birthday, his Mauritian-born father Captain Charles La Nauze was killed by Turkish artillery fire at Silt Spur Gallipoli. His mother moved the family to Perth where he attended South Perth Primary School and Perth Modern School. He completed degrees in Arts at the University of Western Australia and at Balliol College, Oxford before joining the Economics Departments at Adelaide and Sydney .

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John La Nauze's Published Works

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The Making of the Australian Constitution (1974) (75)
The study of Australian history, 1929–1959∗ (1959) (14)
Australia's National Interests and National Policy (1938) (6)
MERCHANTS IN ACTION: THE AUSTRALIAN TARIFFS OF 1852 (1955) (5)
The Conception of Jevon's Utility Theory (1953) (5)
TWO NOTES ON HEARN (1941) (4)
Who are the fathers (1968) (3)
The name of the Commonwealth of Australia (1971) (3)
Hearn on natural religion: An unpublished manuscript (1965) (2)
Foundations of the Australian Monetary System, 1788-1851. (1954) (2)
Economic Adaptation to a Changing World Market (1939) (2)
The collection of customs in Australia a note on administration (1949) (2)
AUSTRALIAN TARIFFS AND IMPERIAL CONTROL (1948) (2)
THE MODERN USE OF “ECONOMIST” (1940) (1)
Documents—III. A social survey of Sydney in 1858 (1943) (1)
The Inter-State Commission (1937) (1)
The Australian Party System (1954) (1)
Graham Shardalow Lee Tucker (1924-1980) - Some Memories Of The 1950S (1982) (0)
RESTRICTIVE TRADING PRACTICES:A MEMORY (1961) (0)
A Letter of J. S. Mill to Charles Kingsley (1946) (0)
Arnold J. Toynbee, Acquaintances (London, Oxford University Press, 1967), pp viii + 312: 35s. stg (1968) (0)
"That Fatal, That Mischievous Passage": Henry Parkes and Protection, 1859-66 (1947) (0)
Prosper the Commonwealth [Book Review] (1958) (0)
Alfred Deakin and the morning post (1955) (0)
HEARN AND “THE GOVERNMENT OF ENGLAND”* (1967) (0)
Federal Conventions—The 1890s and Now (1973) (0)
Douglas Henry Pike (1975) (0)
The Frontier And Scholarship (1965) (0)
A Day to Remember: A Fragment of Narrative History (1961) (0)
What the Census Reveals (1937) (0)
Our first prime minister [Book Review] (1950) (0)
A Manuscript Attributed to Adam Smith (1945) (0)
The Federal Story (1944) (0)

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