Studies in Western Australian History IX: Religion and Society in Western Australia edited by John Tonkin

Book Description

Secondhand.Very good condition. Minor wear to book corners and edges.

Table of Contents:

1. Religious history in Western Australia by John Tonkin

2. Religious education under attack: the challenge to general religious instruction in the Western Australian parliament, 1898-1899 by Peter Wellock

3. The founding fathers of St Ildephonsus' College, New Norcia by Valerian Braniff

4. Protestants and the dispossessed in Western Australia: 1890-1910 by Elizabeth Willis

5. The founding and early years of the Convent of the Good Shepherd, Leederville by John O'Brien

6. Archbishop Sambell: the making of a social conscience by Anne Porter

7. Canon Robert Henry Moore: the Church of England in Western Australia and the First World War by John Smith

8. The Anglican Church in Western Australia during the Great Depression by John Cowdell

9. The Catholic Church in Western Australia at the time of the Great Depression by Katherine Massam

10. Christianity on the coalfields: a case study of Collie in the Great Depression by Raelene Frances

11. Perth's Greek Orthodox community builds its own Cathedral: 1910 - 1936 by John Yiannakis

12. Spreading the word: Joseph Budge, Colporteur by John Tonkin

13. Ordained women in the Uniting Church: comments on three case studies by Merrilyn Watson

14. Anglicans concerned for Aborigines and the Swan Valley fringe/ dwellers by Fay Clampett

15. The Western Australian churches' response to Aboriginal land rights: 1970-1985 by Robert Stringer

16. Records relating to religion in the State Archives of Western Australia by Tom Reynolds

17. Photographic sources on religious history in the J. S. Battye Library of West Australian History by Robin South

18. A select bibliography of published and unpublished works in Western Australian religious history by Heather M Vose