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author title callno citytown state published year notes Thomas Joseph Byrnes 1860-1898 : [A. St. Ledger...et al.] sketches and impressions. McL Politics Biographies Brisbane Qld Alex, Muir & Co. 1902 He chose truth : the inspiring story of Australasian Book A fellow Journalist Wilfred Burchett. McL Politics Biographies Melbourne Vic Society 1953 McL Politics Left Bk Club Box 1 Includes bibliographic A group of Australian CPA Miscellaneous Publications Research Group Left references and scientists ARP : sham or shelter? Box 2/60 Melbourne Vic Book Club of Vic. 1940 appendix. Second in a Emigration to Tasmania. By a recent settler. Dedicated to the sober and A recent settler industrious toilers of the motherland... McL Pre 1900 London U.K. A.H.Moxon 1879 Worker Trade Union Published by the A Woman The story of a woman McL Politics Socialism Box 1 Sydney NSW Print 1927 Socialist Labor Party of The international situation and the world McL Politics Communism 1970s Not Aarons, Brian revolutionary movement Box 3 Not given given Unpublished 1973 Aarons, Eric Class and ruling class McL Communism Politics 1960s Sydney NSW D.B. Young Pty Ltd 1969 Communist Party of Aarons, Eric Class and ruling class. McL Politics Aarons Sydney NSW Australia 1969 Another copy held - Current Book COMMUNISM 1950s. Aarons, Eric Economics for workers. McL Politics Aarons Sydney NSW Distributors 1958 The 1961 edition held - McL Politics Aarons CPA Aarons Communist Party of Copy also in Aarons, Eric Oil! Greasing the multi-national palm. Box 2/1 Sydney NSW Australia 1976 CPA/Industries 2nd edition, the first (1958) being held at McL Politics Communism 1960s Current Book Communism 1950s. Aarons, Eric Economics for workers Box 1 CPA Aarons Box 2/1 Sydney NSW Distributors 1961 Pamphlet came with Let the sunshine in: the energy crisis and McL Politics Communism 1980s Aarons, Eric how to meet it Box 1 Sydney NSW Red Pen Publications 1980 Communist Party of Aarons, Eric Class and Ruling Class McL Politics L.& E. Aarons Sydney NSW Australia 1969 Aarons, Eric Thomas, Fortitude Pete Cuba: Beacon of the Americas. McL Politics Aarons Valley Qld Queensland Guardian 1966 Aarons, Laurence Labour movement at the cross roads McL Politics Aarons Sydney NSW Current Book 1964 Copies also held at Communist Party Policy The people against Menzies and McL Politics Aarons CPA Communist Party of Speech Another copy Aarons, Laurence monopoly. Publications G - P Box 2/34 Sydney NSW Australia held at COMMUNISM Party of the working class ;organisational principles and methods of the Communist McL Politics Aarons CPA Current Book Another copy held at Aarons, Laurence Party of Australia. Publications G - P Box 2/34 Sydney NSW Distributors 1959 COMMUNISM 1950s. McL Politics Communism 1960s Aarons, Laurence 'Labour movement at the cross roads' Box 2 Sydney NSW Current Book Publication 1964 Labor movement at the cross-roads: the McL Politics Communism 1960s Aarons, Laurence way forward after the 1963 elections Box 2 CPA Communism Box 2/25 Sydney NSW Current Book Publication 1964 2 copies held in CPA Australasian Medical Reprinted from Abbie, A.A. The Australian Aborigine. McL Aborigines Box 52. Sydney NSW Publishing 1952 "Oceania" vol.22, no.2, Metrical Characters of a Central Australasian Medical Reprinted from Abbie, A.A. Australian Tribe. McL Aborigines Box 52. Sydney NSW Publishing 1957 "Oceania" vol.27, no.3, Abbie, A.A. and W.R. The Non-Metrical Characters of a Cental Australasian Medical Reprinted from Adey Australian Tribe. McL Aborigines Box 52. Sydney NSW Publishing 1955 "Oceania" vol.25, no.3, Abbott, Joyce. Playabout. McL Aborigines Box 11 Sydney NSW Angus and Robertson 1955 Aboriginal and Torres Islanders They have made our rights wrong. The Aboriginal & Torres Advancement League. struggle for Mapoon. McL Aborigines Box 11 Cairns Qld Islanders Advancemen 1962 2 copies held. Aboriginal Lands Aboriginal Land Rights Action Booklet. Aboriginal Land Rights Rights Campaign. Extend the Freeze! Amend the Bill! McL Aborigines Box 11 Sydney NSW Campaign 1976 Aboriginal Lands Aboriginal Land Rights A monthly newsletter, Rights Support Group Newsletter McL Aborigines Box 11 Sydney NSW Support Group 1984 collection holds issue Aboriginal-Australian Third Edition, October Fellowship. Aborigines in N.S.W. McL Aborigines Box 11 Sydney NSW Len Fox 1961 1961. Aborigines' Friends' Association Missionary and educational review McL Aborigines Box 3 Adelaide SA 1939 Aborigines' Friends' Association Action Review McL Aborigines Box 3 1978 Aborigines' Friends' We only hold following Association Annual Review McL Aborigines Box 3 Adelaide SA years: 1935/37/38. Aborigines' Friends' Aborigines' Friends' Collection holds June, Association Quarterly Review. McL Aborigines Box 7 Adelaide SA Association. September and Aborigines' Friends' Aborigines' Friends' Reprinted from the Association Items of interest in Aboriginal affairs. McL Aborigines Box 7 Adelaide SA Association. 1953 A.F.A. Annual Report, We hold only certain Aborigines' Friends' years: 1922, 1924/25, Association Annual Report McL Aborigines Boxes 1+2 Adelaide SA 1929, 1931-34, 1936, Aborigines' Friends' Aborigines' Friends' Association. Photographs of Australian Aborigines. McL Aborigines Box 7 Adelaide SA Association. 1936 Aborigines' Friends' A national policy for the Australian Aborigines' Friends' Association. Aborigines. McL Aborigines Box 7 Adelaide SA Association. 1941 A monthly record of the Aborigines Inland Aborigines Inland Mission of Australia. Mission of Australia Our Aim McL Aborigines Box 4 Sydney NSW Holdings: April 1943- Aborigines Uplift Society. Do you know! McL Aborigines Box 8 Melbourne Vic Aborigines Uplift Society. 1940 Aborigines Uplift Society. A new deal for Aborigines. McL Aborigines Box 8 Melbourne Vic Aborigines Uplift Society 1940 Title is the official organ of the Society, a Aborigines Uplift quarterly magazine. Society. Uplift. McL Aborigines Box 8 Melbourne Vic Aborigines Uplift Society. Collection holds Vol.1, Abrahams, Anthony ;Boyce, Jim ;Darveniza, Paul ;Forman, Terry ; Australia - South Africa an appeal from McDonald, Barry some Wallabies McL Politics Civil- Liberties Sydney NSW John Myrtle 1970 McL Politics U.S.S.R. Box 1 CPA Friends of the Soviet Abramovich, Suzanne So this is Russia? Friends of Soviet Union Box 2/50 Sydney NSW Union 1934 Women's Ministry and the Gifts of the Abramovitch, Lewis Holy Spirit McL Theol. Box 1 Melbourne VIC Keswick Book Depot abschol Black studies program. McL Aborigines Box 11 Act Confrontation Don't blame your aboriginal councillors, Act Confrontation Item is a single sheet Movement. blame the administrators of the act. McL Aborigines Box 11 Brisbane Qld Movement publicity broadsheet. The bark paintings of Groote Eylandt Reprinted from "South (Gulf of Carpentaria) in the Melbourne Not Seas Studies", Basle Adam, Leonhard. University Collection. McL Aborigines Box 11 Not given given Not given 1951 1951, (Museum fur Adam, M.T. On the Due Observance of the Sabbath. McL Theol. Box 1 Sydney NSW James Reading 1841 Adamson, Bartlett For peace and friendship - Poems McL Politics Peace & Dis. Box 1 Sydney NSW Newsletter Printery 1952 Preface by the Sydney Adcock, E.A. The Science of Temperance McL Theol. Box 1 Spectator The Miracles of the Bible. Six Lectures Mason, Firth & Addis, W.E. Delivered in the Australian Church McL Theol. Box 1 Melbourne VIC McCutcheon 1889 Layman's Missionary Addison, Stanley Corporate Prayer McL Theol. Box 1 Melbourne VIC Movement Addison, Stanley Handbook of Christian Union Methods McL Theol. Box 1 Melbourne VIC Student Movement (Realities of Melbourne University reconstruction ; no. 4) Agar, Wilfred Eade Science and human welfare McL Politics War-time Debates Bx 1 Melbourne Vic Press 1943 Published by Melb. Uni. Article in "Report of the A'asian Assoc. for 1st meeting of the Agnew, J.W. The last of the Tasmanians. McL Aborigines Box 5 Sydney NSW Adv'ment of Science. 1888 A'asian Assoc. for the Millions & millions of money for public McL Politics Economics 1908- Aguilar, Henry works, free from interest 1920's Adelaide SA Koolinda Press 1914 Australasian Medical Reprinted from Aiston, George The Aboriginal Narcotic Pitcheri. McL Aborigines Box 52. Sydney NSW Publishing 1937 "Oceania" vol. Government Grants and Denominational Victorian Protestant Albiston, Walter Schools McL Theol. Box 1 Melbourne VIC Federation Paper read at a conference of Aspects of Mission Work Among Alice representatives of the Albrecht, F.W. Aborigines Living at Cattle Stations. McL Aborigines Archive Box 2 Springs NT AUTHOR 1956 Baptist mission, Not Albrecht, F.W. Albert Namatjira, Native Artist. McL Aborigines Box 11 Not given given Not given 1950 Employment of Aborigines on Cattle Item is a typed copy of a Albrecht, F.W. Stations. McL Aborigines Box 11. 1955 short article. The natural food supply of the Australian Aborigines' Friends' Albrecht, F.W. Aborigines. McL Aborigines Box 7 Adelaide SA Association. 1948 Two copies held. McL Politics Australia General International University Alexander, Fred The Commonwealth story. Works U.K. Society 1951 Published in Nottingham 'International Relations Alexander, Fred Australia and the United States. McL Politics Int'l Rel's Box 1 Boston, USA World Peace Foundation 1941 Box 1' "America looks Presbyterian Church of Alexander, J. The Value of the Church McL Theol. Box 1 Melbourne VIC Victoria and Tasmania 1920 Board of Religious Education Presbyterian Alexander, J.C. What Manner of Man? McL Theol. Box 1 Melbourne VIC Church of Australia 1951 Alison, C. A. Gunn, McL Politics Economics 1930's/box Accounting and An essay based on John Angus Lancaster Is the crisis avoidable? 2 Sydney NSW Commerce Publications 1931 J.M.Keynes' A Treatise Address given by the retiring President, Address given at the annual meeting, McL Politics Economics 1908- Brisbane Chamber of Allan, James Chamber of Commerce, 1925 1920's Brisbane Qld Not given 1925 Commerce, Mr. James An address given to the Economic Society of Australia and New McL Politics Economics 1908- Watson, Ferguson and Zealand (Queensland Allan, James Business problems and evolution 1920's Brisbane Qld Co.
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