Endnotes
1.‘Bystander’s notebook’, Boomerang, 7 January 1888, p. 3.
2.Gavin Souter, A Peculiar People: The Australians in Paraguay,Angus and Robertson,, 1968;Anne Whitehead, Paradise Mislaid: In Search of the Australian Tribe of Paraguay,University of Queensland Press,, 1997;Lloyd Ross, William Lane and the Australian Labor Movement,Hale and Iremonger,, 1980;Harold V. Livermore, ‘New Australia’, The Hispanic American Historical Review, vol.30, no.3, August1950, pp.290-313;John Kellett, ‘William Lane and “New Australia”: A reassessment’, Labour History, no.72, 1997, pp.1-18;G. Hannan, ‘William Lane: Mateship and utopia’, inD.J. Murphy,R.B. Joyce andColin A. Hughes(eds), Prelude to Power: The Rise of the Labour Party in Queensland, 1885-1915,Jacaranda Press,, 1970, pp.181-86.
3.Verity Burgmann, In Our Time: Socialism and the Rise of Labor, 1885-1905,George Allen and Unwin,, 1985, p.20;Verity Burgmann, Revolutionaries and Racists: Australian Socialism and the Problem of Racism, 1887-1917, PhD Thesis,Australian National University, 1980.
4.Andrew Markus, ‘White Australia? Socialists and anarchists’, Arena, nos. 32-33, 1973, pp.80-89;Andrew Markus, Fear and Hatred: Purifying Australia and California, 1850-1901,Hale & Iremonger,, 1979.
5.Souter, A Peculiar People, p.19;Whitehead, Paradise Mislaid, p.43.
6.John F. Williams, Daniela Kraus and Harry Knowles,‘Flights from modernity: German and Australian utopian colonies in Paraguay, 1886-1896’, Australian Cultural History, vol.20, 2001, pp.49-62.
7.‘Introduction’, New Australia: The Journal of the New Australia Co-operative Settlement Association, vol.1, no.1, 19November1892, p.1.
8.David W. Lovell andJanice Flaherty, Marxism and Australian Socialism: Before the Bolshevik Revolution,Australian Scholarly Publishing,, 1997, p.77;Ken Buckley andTed Wheelwright, No Paradise for Workers: Capitalism and the Common People in Australia 1788-1914,Oxford University Press,, 1988, p.129.
9.A.J. Rose-Soley, ‘New Australia: Communistic work at the antipodes’, New Australia, vol.1, no.15, 27February1894, p.2.
10.Livermore, ‘New Australia’, p.291.
11.William Lane, ‘What New Australia is’, New Australia, vol.1, no.6, 8April1893, p.4.
12.Peter Mac, ‘New Australia and Civilization’, New Australia, vol.1, no.3, 28January1892, p.1.
13.William Lane, ‘Gathering ourselves to live in the right way’, New Australia, vol.1, no.1, 19November1892, p.2.
14.Lane, ‘Gathering ourselves’, p.2.
15.Burgmann,Revolutionaries andRacists;Markus, Fear and Hatred.
16.Burgmann,Revolutionaries andRacists, p.57.
17.Markus, Fear and Hatred, pp.204-205.
18.‘Bystander’s notebook’, Boomerang, 16June1888, p.3.
19.‘Bystander’s notebook’, Boomerang, 14February1888, p.3.
20.‘The Chinese question’, Boomerang, 26May1888, p.4.
21.‘Bystander’s notebook’, Boomerang, 7January1888, p.3.
22.William Lane, ‘Getting ready to do’, New Australia, vol.1, no.5, 25March1893, p.4.
23.Lane, ‘What New Australia is’, p.4.
24.Lane, ‘Getting ready to do’, p.4.
25.This is a quote from theLaunceston Examiner, reprinted in‘The Press and the movement’, New Australia, vol.1, no.2, 17December1892, p.3.
26.Kellett, ‘William Lane’, pp.11, 16;Burgmann, In Our Time, p.25.
27.Lane, ‘Gathering ourselves’, p.2.
28.‘Temperance’, New Australia, vol.1, no.13a, 18December1893, p.4.
29.Theodore Child, ‘The Republic of Paraguay [part 2]’, New Australia, vol.1, no.6, 8April1893, p.3;William Saunders, ‘Nearly half-a-million acres’, New Australia, vol.1, no.5, 25March1893, p.2;William Saunders, ‘Prospectors report’, New Australia, vol.1, no.6, 8April1893, p.1.
30.‘The prospectors say “Paraguay”’, New Australia, vol.1, no.3, 28January1892, p.2.
31.Diego Abente, ‘Foreign capital, economic elites and the state in Paraguay during the Liberal Republic (1870-1936)’, Journal of Latin American Studies, vol.21, no.1, February1989, pp.61-88.
32.Saunders, ‘Nearly half-a-million acres’, p.2.
33.Child, ‘The Republic of Paraguay [part 2]’, p.3.
34.Saunders, ‘Nearly half-a-million acres’, p.2.
35.Saunders, ‘Prospectors report’, p.1.
36.Saunders, ‘Nearly half-a-million acres’, p.2.
37.‘Notes and comments’, New Australia, vol.1, no.7, 29April1893, p.1.
38.Ibid.
39.Saunders, ‘Prospectors report’, p.1.
40.Ibid., p.1.
41.This article was republished inNew Australia Monthlyfrom aHarper’s Magazinearticle of 1891. It was as such not written for the New Australia movement, but it formed the centre piece of information about Paraguay in informing the views of the Australian colonists prior to their departure from Australia.Theodore Child, ‘The Republic of Paraguay [part 3]’, New Australia, vol.1, no.7, 29April1893, p.4.
42.Ibid., p. 4.
43.‘First batcher’, New Australia: Reminiscences of a Pioneer: The Vanishing Tongues[1918], Cosme Colony Collection, box 4, item 60, Fisher Library Rare Books Collection, Sydney (hereafter FLRBC), pp. 3-4.
44.Letter from Chas Manning cited in‘Settlement notes’, New Australia, vol.1, no.14, 27January1894, p.1.
45.Harry S. Taylor, ‘A message from over the sea’, New Australia, vol.1, no.13a, 18December1893, p.2.
46.‘Settlement notes’, p.1.
47.Souter, A Peculiar People, p.87;Whitehead, Paradise Mislaid, pp.199-200.
48.‘First batcher’, p.8.
49.Alf Walker, ‘Letter to W.W. Head, December 15, 1893’, reprinted inThe Sydney Daily Telegraph, 30March1894, p.6; See alsoMary Gilmore, ‘Letter to Julian Ashton, Kings Cross, June 1939’, inW.H. Wilde andT. Inglis Moore(eds), Letters of Mary Gilmore,Melbourne University Press,, 1980, p.162.
50.T.A. Westwood, ‘Letter to the Editor’, South Australian Register, 4September1894, p.4.
51.‘The Paraguayans’, New Australia, vol.1, no.17, 21April1894, p.4.
52.Souter, A Peculiar People, pp.91-92.
53.Gilmore, ‘Letter to Julian Ashton’, p.162.
54.Souter, A Peculiar People, pp.144-45.
55.For details of the New Australia descendents in the twentieth century, seeWhitehead, Paradise Mislaid.
56.‘The New Australia settlement: Arrival of Mr. Gilbert Casey’, Sydney Daily Telegraph, 24September1894, p.5.
57.Souter, A Peculiar People, pp.144-45.
58.Mary Gilmore, ‘Colonia Cosme’, inCharles Higham andMichael Wilding(eds), Australians Abroad: An Anthology,F.W. Cheshire Publishing,, 1967, p.64.
59.Eric N. Birks, ‘As a boy in Paraguay’, The Australian Quarterly, no.26, June1935, pp.60-61, 68. See also the case of Margaret Riley, whose parents took her home to Australia when she was 14, partially due to the unwanted attentions bestowed upon her by the local men.Whitehead, Paradise Mislaid, pp.238-43.
60.Cosme Co-operative Colony (Paraguay),‘General information about Cosme Co-operative Colony, Paraguay’, March1900, Cosme Colony Collection, box 4, item 51, FLRBC, Sydney.
61.Ibid., p.3.
62.‘A word with idealists’, Cosme Monthly, Paraguay, February1896, p.4.
63.‘Impressions of life in Cosme’, Cosme Monthly,, October1896, p.4.
64.John Lane, ‘Letter to the Editor of the QueenslandWorker, January 19, 1900’, Cosme Colony Collection, box 4, item 57, FLRBC,.
65.Harry S. Taylor, ‘With Lane in Paraguay: The Story of Cosme Commune’, inDon Gobbett andMalcolm Saunders(eds), With Lane in Paraguay? Harry Taylor of ‘The Murray Pioneer’, 1873-1932,Central Queensland University Pressin association with‘The Murray Pioneer’,, 1995, p.64.
66.‘What Cosme is after’, Cosme Monthly,, January1897, p.7.
67.Ibid., p. 7.
68.Taylor, ‘With Lane in Paraguay’, pp.98-99.
69.‘A new member’s opinion of Cosme’, Cosme Monthly,, December1901, p.4.
70.‘Society or civilisation’, Cosme Monthly,, March1897, p.7.
71.John Lane, ‘Letter to the Editor of theDaily Chronicle(London), January 25, 1900’, Cosme Colony Collection, box 4, item 57, FLRBC,.
72.‘Foundation Day notes’, Cosme Monthly,, May1896, p.3.
73.Taylor, ‘With Lane in Paraguay’, p.106.
74.‘Security for life and property’, Cosme Monthly,, March1902, p.2.
75.‘Dealing with natives’, Cosme Monthly,, August1895, p.1.
76.‘Another bridge built’, Cosme Monthly,, July1897, p.1.
77.Mary Gilmore, ‘Letter to W.A. Woods, Victoria, Australia, 11 June 1903’, inLetters of Mary Gilmore, p.18.
78.‘A Paraguayan market’, Cosme Monthly,, November1898, p.3.
79.Jack Taylor, ‘Letter to Hilda Lane, 9th March, 1955’, Cosme Colony Collection, box 4, item 56, FLRBC,.
80.Mary Gilmore, ‘Letter to William Gilmore, Cosme Colony, 20 October 1899’, inLetters of Mary Gilmore, pp.4-5.
81.‘Wages and ethics’, Cosme Monthly,, February1901, p.4.
82.Gilmore, ‘Colonia Cosme’, p.73.
83.Ibid., p.73.
84.‘Ourselves’, Cosme Monthly,, November-January1903-1904, p.5.
85.E.H. Lane, Dawn to Dusk: Reminiscences of a Rebel,William Brooks & Co.,, 1939, p.71.
86.John Lane, ‘Letter to the Editor of theDaily Chronicle(London), January 25, 1900’, Cosme Colony Collection, box 4, item 57, FLRBC,.
87.Allen McLeod, ‘Letter to Harold Wallis’, Colonia Cosme, 17January1906, Cosme Colony Collection, box 4, item 56, FLRBC,.
88.Ibid.
89.Ibid.
90.‘Wages and ethics’, Cosme Monthly,, February1901, p.4.
91.Williams,Kraus andKnowles, ‘Flights from modernity’, pp.49-62.