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George Grote

Grote and Wakefield streets are paired together in the city of Adelaide and provide the central east/west axis and points…

19th Century Liberalism, Adelaide Street Names, Radical Politics, secret ballot

1820s, 1830s, 1840s, 1850s, 1860s
Responsible Government

South Australia gained a comparatively radical and democratic Constitution on 24 October 1856.

constitutions, government processes

democracy, responsible government, secret ballot, suffrage

1850s

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Abraham Boas was born on 25th November 1842 in Amsterdam, Holland, the son of Rabbi Tobias Boas and Eva Salomon […]

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Adolf John Schulz was a significant early twentieth-century educationist who made important contributions to the development of the University Training […]

Alexander Hore-Ruthven

1st Earl of Gowrie and one time Governor of South Australia

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George Grote

Responsible Government

Featured Person

Abraham Tobias Boas

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Adelaide Laetitia Miethke, OBE

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Admiral Sir Pulteney Malcolm

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Abraham Tobias Boas

Adolf John Schulz

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