A NOTE ON SOURCES
This bibliography contains the primary and secondary sources that most influenced my research and thinking in the writing of this book over the course of a decade. It is by no means an exhaustive list of published and unpublished material on the subject of the Eureka Stockade or the Victorian gold rushes.
The full references for material cited in-text and in the endnotes can be found here.
Note that the Public Record Office of Victoria (PROV) holds an extensive collection of archives related to the management and regulation of the Victorian goldfields in general and the Eureka Stockade in particular. Individual accession records for material cited in this book can be found in the endnotes.
PROV series most useful to this study are as follows:
| VPRS 30 | Office of the Crown Solicitor, Criminal Trial Briefs |
| VPRS 937 | Victoria Police, Inward Registered Correspondence |
| VPRS 1085 | Governor's Office, Duplicate Despatches from the Governor to the Secretary of State |
| VPRS 1189 | Colonial Secretary's Office, Inward Registered Correspondence |
| VPRS 3219 | Colonial Secretary's Office, Outward Registered Correspondence |
| VPRS 3253 | Legislative Assembly, Original Papers Tabled in the Legislative Assembly |
| VPRS 4066 | Governor's Office, Inward Correspondence |
| VPRS 5527 | Attorney-General's Department, Eureka Stockade—Historical Collection |
| VPRS 7601 | Licensing Courts, Licensing Register—Metropolitan |
| VPRS 11878 | Legislative Assembly, Select Committee Records, Sessional Arrangement |
| VPRS 1288 | Department of Crown Lands and Survey, Index to Applications Registers, All Districts, Section 42, Land Act 1865 |
| VPRS 12882 | Resident Commissioner for Crown Lands at the Goldfields Ballarat Inwards and Outwards Correspondence Regarding the Ballarat Riots |
| VPRS 289 | Ballarat Courts, Court Records (includes Petty Sessions Registers 1854–1962) |
| VPRS 1011 | Outward Correspondence Books |
| VPRS 61 | Denominational School Board, Inward Registered Correspondence |
| VPRS 24 | Registrar-General's Department, Inquest Deposition Files |
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