Dr. Douglas Wilkie
Honorary
Historical and Philosophical Studies
17 Scholarly works
0 Projects
HIGHLIGHTS
2018
Journal article
The Convict Ship Hashemy at Port Phillip: A cautionary tale
2017
Journal article
Ballarat’s Betsy Buckley: 'victim of circumstance' or 'habitual criminal'
2016
Journal article
Femina Incognita: Alexandre Dumas’s Madame Giovanni
DOI: 10.1080/00822884.2016.11472522016
Journal article
Frankenstein, Convicts and Wide-Awake Geniuses: The life and death of Charles Brentani
2015
Book Chapter
How Louisa La Grange became the narrator in Alexandre Dumas' 'Impressions de voyage : journal de madame Giovanni
2015
Book Chapter
Where, oh where, is Eugenie Lemaire?
2015
Journal article
Ten Thousand Fathoms Deep: Charles Joseph La Trobe’s decision to postpone gold exploitation in the Port Phillip District until after separation from New South Wales in 1851
RECENT SCHOLARLY WORKS
2015
Book Chapter
To end my days in my native land: The life and death of Joseph Forrester, convict silversmith
2014
Journal article
Exodus and Panic? : Melbourne’s reaction to the Bathurst gold discoveries of May 1851
2014
Journal article
The Convict Ship Hashemy at Port Phillip: A Case Study in Historical Error