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Professor Deborah Gare works in the School of Arts and Sciences of Notre Dame University in Fremantle.
Books
- Gare Deborah 2011, The Female Frontier: Race and Gender in Fremantle, 1829-1839, UND.
- Deborah Gare Divorcing Bridget Taafe: The Mad, Bad and Sad Women of Fremantle, 1850-1900 2013 (unpublished)
- Deborah Gare; Jane Davis The Fremantle Workers Social and Leisure Club 1914-2014 2014 (Fremantle Workers Club, Fremantle)
- Deborah Gare; Madison Lloyd-Jones When war came to Fremantle, 1899 to 1945 2014 (Fremantle Press, Fremantle)
- Robert Andrews; Deborah Gare Summers by the Seaside: A History of the Crippled Children's Seaside Home Society 2007. See also Alfred Hines, who established the Society.
Articles
- Deborah Gare The female frontier: race and gender in Fremantle 1829-1839 2014 (Fremantle History Society, Fremantle), part of Fremantle Studies Number 8
References
Freotopia
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