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- A perspective on Eureka
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A reporter sympathetic to the miners, found their rebellion at Eureka more than justified.
This was first published in the Australian and New Zealand Gazette on 19 March 1855.
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- Quaife, G.R. (ed.), Gold and colonial society, 1851-1870, Cassell Australia, 1975. Details.
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With not one of an Englishman’s privileges but tax paying, the miner is called upon to pay for his monthly license, in addition to the taxes on articles imported: so that with less privileges than anyone else, he is made to pay more than anyone else, whilst he is not permitted to own a foot of land that might contribute to his support. If these things do not form good ground of complaint, we do not know what do so.