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Colin Fleming addresses the English Association of Queensland (Brisbane Branch) on 'The Child in Literature: Children and Kipling', 26 Jun 1979
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Mrs Watson addresses the English Association of Queensland (Brisbane Branch) on 'The Child in Literature: Modern Australian Children's Literature', 26 Jun 1979
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Lawrie Ryan addresses the English Association of Queensland (Brisbane Branch) on ‘Planning the next State Library’, 26 Jul 1983
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Graham Lucas addresses the English Association of Queensland (Brisbane Branch) on ‘Language as autobiography: a personal review’, 22 Jul 1986
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Address to the English Association of Queensland (Brisbane Branch) on ‘How can we find out what is being published in Australia?’, 22 Jul 1980
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John Collins addresses the English Association of Queensland (Brisbane Branch) on ‘Self-conscious Australianism in print’, 26 May 1987
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Graham Webster addresses the English Association of Queensland (Brisbane Branch) on ‘The Use of English in Radio and TV’, 27 May 1980
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Reading for the English Association of Queensland (Brisbane Branch) of the play 'Echoes' by Jill Shearer, 23 Sep 1980
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Professor William Maxwell-Mahon addresses the English Association of Queensland (Brisbane Branch) on ‘South African Literature’, 22 Sep 1981
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Kevin Siddell addresses the English Association of Queensland (Brisbane Branch) on ‘Poetry and the spoken word’, 22 Apr 1986
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June McNamara addresses the English Association of Queensland (Brisbane Branch) on ‘Ivy Compton-Burnett’, 25 Mar 1986
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Dr O. K. Oxenham addresses the English Association of Queensland (Brisbane Branch) on ‘The Music and the Cacophony of Words’, 23 Aug 1983
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Frank Hills addresses the English Association of Queensland (Brisbane Branch) on 'Hilaire Belloc', 22 Jun 1976
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Miss Woodward addresses the English Association of Queensland (Brisbane Branch) on 'The Child in Literature: The Child in poetry written for children', 26 Jun 1979
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Dr Terry Goldie addresses the English Association of Queensland (Brisbane Branch) on ‘The Image of the Indian in Canadian Literature’, 25 Aug 1981
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Judith Callaghan addresses the English Association of Queensland (Brisbane Branch) on ‘Queensland Day’, 28 May 1985
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John Radford addresses the English Association of Queensland (Brisbane Branch) on 'The Child in Literature: The Child in Shakespeare', 26 Jun 1979
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John W. Radford delivers his Presidential Address to the English Association of Queensland (Brisbane Branch) on ‘Milton: His life and his poetry’, 28 Jun 1983
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Mrs Draper addresses the English Association of Queensland (Brisbane Branch) on 'The Child in Literature: The Child in Dickens', 26 Jun 1979
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Senga Freeland addresses the English Association of Queensland (Brisbane Branch) on ‘The Poetry of Robert Burns’, 23 Sep 1986
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Abstract:
The English Association was founded in 1906 by a small group of English teachers and scholars, including F.S. Boas, A.C. Bradley and Sir Israel Gollancz. It took a leading part in the movement to develop English studies in schools, while encouraging advanced studies in further education. Past Presidents of the Association have included John Galsworthy, Harley Granville-Barker, Sir Kenneth Clark and George Steiner. The English Association today is an international organisation with branches and members in Britain and throughout the world. The English Association of Queensland was founded in 1923, with branches established in both Brisbane and Townsville. Records of the English Association and English Association of Queensland: receipt books, programmes of meetings, reports, newsletters, correspondence, cash books, syllabi, published material, annual reports and minute books.
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Keyword:
-- 1759-1796 -- Appreciation; -- 1759-1796 -- Criticism and interpretation; Burns; Caledonian Society and Burns Club -- Queensland; English Association of Queensland; English language -- Study and teaching; English literature -- Study and teaching; Freeland; Robert; Scotland -- Poetry -- 18th century; Senga
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URL: https://espace.library.uq.edu.au/view/UQ:967847d
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