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The Night We Made the Flag: A Eureka Story
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The Night We Made the Flag: A Eureka Story

The Eureka rebellion is considered by many
historians to be the birthplace of Australian
democracy. Beneath the starry flag, an oath
was taken by hundreds of gold diggers at
Ballarat to stand against unfair laws and
unjust treatment by the government. This is a
fictional account of the making of the Eureka
flag and the women who toiled one long night
in support of liberty. This is a coming-of-age
story — of young Mary who helps them.

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Carole Wilkinson

Carole Wilkinson is the author of Dragonkeeper and Garden of the Purple Dragon, the award-winning Black Snake: The Daring of Ned Kelly, Fire in the Belly: The Inside Story of the Modern Olympics and Alexander the Great.

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