Discover Australia! The Forgotten Rebels of Eureka by Clare Wright (2013)

The book tells the story of the Eureka uprising of 1854, a protest by colonial Australians against the colonial government of Victoria.

It highlights the forgotten role of women in the uprising and examines the legacy of the event in Australian history.

It explores the idea of the "forgotten rebels" of Eureka, those who have been overlooked in the history of the event.

It discusses the political and social context of the event, and the wider implications of the uprising for Australian democracy.

The book argues that the Eureka uprising was a key moment in the development of Australian democracy and nationhood.

It examines the role of the press in reporting the event and how the uprising was interpreted in the years following it.

It looks at how the Eureka stockade has been remembered and celebrated in Australian history.

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