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National History of Methodism In Australia (pt 2)

Australian Catholic University
Prentis, Malcolm
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The purpose of this research was to write a comprehensive history of Methodism in Australia, 1812-1977 and after. Chapter 2 (approx. 10,000 words), written by Professor Prentis, is entitled Methodism in NSW, 1855-1902, which covers the period from the formation of a NSW Methodist District in 1855 to Methodist reunion and federation in 1902. Type of data collected: - public and church newspapers, - secondary sources - family and parish histories - theses - journal articles - books
Mediated access for collaborative research by contacting Professor Malcolm Prentis [mailto:[email protected]] [email protected] Chief Investigator: Prof. Hilary Carey Names of Researchers involved: Glen O’Brien; Malcolm Prentis; Renate Howe; Alison Longworth; John Harrison; Troy Duncan; Hilary Carey; Ian Breward; Samantha Frappell; Jennifer Clark; David Roberts; Margaret Reeson; Darcy Wood; Anne O’Brien; Garry Trompf; Brian Howe; Bruce Barber; Craig Thompson; Marion Maddox; James Haire.

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