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Building Management Authority of W A
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Fremantle Prison Conservation and Future Use: Female Division. Perth: Building Management Authority of W A, 1990.

Fremantle Prison Conservation and Future Use: Hospital. Perth: Building Management Authority of W A, 1990.

Fremantle Prison Conservation and Future Use: Main Cell Block. Perth: Building Management Authority of W A, 1990.

Fremantle Prison Conservation and Future Use: New Division. Perth: Building Management Authority of W A, 1990.

Fremantle Prison Conservation and Future Use: Site: Water, Walls and Yards. Perth: Building Management Authority of W A, 1990.

Fremantle Prison Conservation and Future Use: Some Aspects of the History of the Permanent Convict Establishment and Fremantle Prison. (Unpublished manuscript) Perth: Building Management Authority and Contract and Management Services 1990/1999.

Fremantle Prison Conservation and Future Use: Terrace Buildings. Perth: Building Management Authority of W A, 1990.

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Campbell, R. M.
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Crowley, F. K.
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Ewers, J. K.
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Gertzel, C. J.
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Hasluck, A
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Hitchcock, J. K.
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Hughes, R.
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Kerr, J. S.
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Kimberly, W. B.
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Le Page, J. S. H.
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Mac Gill, G.
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Stannage, C. T. and L. Stevenson.‘Why Convicts?’ in On this Side: Themes and Issues in Western Australian History. Perth: Westralian History Group/Bookland, 1985, pp.145-159.

Statham, P.
‘Why Convicts 1: an Economic Analysis of Colonial Attitudes to the Introduction of Convicts.’ Studies in Western Australian History Vol. 4, December 1981, pp. 1-10.

‘Why Convicts II; the Decision to Introduce Convicts to Swan River.’Studies in Western Australian History Vol. 4, December 1981, pp. 11-18.

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Taylor, S.
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This bibliography acknowledges information gathered from two other major bibliographies in (a) A New History of Western Australia (1981) by C. T. Stannage; and (b) Study of World Heritage Values: Convict Places (Commonwealth Department of the Environment, Sport and Territories, 1995) by Michael Pearson and Duncan Marshall.

 

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