The origins of the nominated upper house in New South Wales

Connolly, C. N.

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“…The remaining seven included four awards for 'social welfare' or 'charitable' work, one for 93 Note that 13 damehoods appear in the Australian government's online honours database across this period; one of these, however, is a GBE (Dame Grand Cross of the Order of the British Empire) conferred on Enid Lyons that is mistakenly dated to 1957; it was in fact bestowed in 1937 (see Chapter 4). 94 On Couchman, see Judith Smart, 'Couchman, Dame Elizabeth May (1876-1982', Australian Dictionary of Biography, accessed 19 July 2019, adb.anu.edu.au/biography/couchman-dameelizabeth-may-ramsay-12359/text22205. 'service to nursing in Victoria', one for 'service to country women', and one for 'service to the performing arts'.…”

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Honouring a Nation: A History of Australia's Honours System

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I have been fortunate to complete this book at The Australian National University (ANU), where I have the privilege of working as a research editor on the Australian Dictionary of Biography. Heartfelt thanks go to my colleagues and friends at the National Centre of Biography (NCB) and the School of History. I have benefited tremendously from their knowledge and encouragement, and I greatly appreciate being part of such a warm and collegial scholarly community. I am especially grateful to Melanie Nolan, the director of the NCB, for her friendship and support, including through providing a period of internal release in 2017 that allowed me to focus on the writing of this book. Special thanks are due to the members of the School of History's book writing group, and the NCB's Feedback Merchants, who generously provided feedback on drafts of various chapters. I also extend warm thanks to the following, who variously read drafts, offered comments, shared their research and expertise, and gave encouragement:

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“…34 NAA: A1209, 1976/2235 PART 1, 'Honours and Awards', memorandum, Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet, no date. 35 A. W. Martin, Robert Menzies: A Life,volume 2, 1944-1978 (Melbourne: Melbourne University Press, 1999…”

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