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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-98942-1cuss his impact upon Australia. As Ruth Knight noted, Gipps’s views on colonial government crystallized while he was in Canada as one of the Gosford Commissioners.. The beliefs and attitudes with which he governed New South Wales for eight years had solidified into hard crystalline structures before

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Introduction: Governors and Colonial Political Culture, on the political culture of British settler colonies. The terminal dates have been chosen because before 1820 the populations of British settlers were too small to pose competent governors a significant challenge to their authority, and from the 1850s self-government became so well-established that

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Darling and Bourke,ling was similar both in policy and practice to the widely-admired Bourke. Though Shaw’s intention is to provoke a reaction from liberal-minded historians who see Bourke’s governorship as a step on the path to modern civil liberties, he is also challenging the public opinion of New South Wales durin

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