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Australia Federation explores the compelling story of how six distinct colonies united to form the Commonwealth of Australia in 1901. It delves into the political intricacies, passionate debates, and lasting consequences of this pivotal moment in Australian History, revealing insights into contemporary Australia's political structures and national identity. The book highlights the pre-federation colonial context, the federation movement, and the long-term impacts of nationhood, offering a comprehensive analysis of this transformative event. This book uniquely examines the federation process as a complex negotiation of identity, power, and economic interests, rather than merely a series of political events. For example, debates surrounding free trade versus protectionism and states' rights versus central government powers significantly shaped the final Constitution. Drawing from primary sources like parliamentary debates and personal letters, along with secondary scholarship, the book presents a balanced view. Structured in three parts, Australia Federation first introduces the disparate colonies, then analyzes the federation movement, and finally explores the long-term impacts of federation. This approach provides a clear and engaging account suitable for students, scholars, and general readers interested in Australian politics, world history, and the dynamics of nation-building.
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