1. Johann Lhotsky's revolutionary proposal -- 2. Vanishing funds: emblematic of Botany Bay -- 3. The patriots versus the public -- 4. Immigrant workers: a warmer attachment to free institutions -- 5. The friends of the people -- 6. 1842 - the challenge of representation -- 7. The governor's other class struggle -- 8. A great revolution in class relations -- 9. Radical strategies - radical voices -- 10. Street violence: "Do as the Canadians did!" -- 11. The great fear -- 12. Mass activity: a storm long gathering -- 13. Social alliances: those you trusted have deceived you -- 14. Headquarters: the red house in King Street -- 15. Elections: submitting to the popular will -- 16. Democracy as a popular movement
Summary
Who would imagine that democracy in NSW was won through fierce political battles and street rallies? The Southern Tree of Liberty sheds light on this turbulent and violent period in Australian history
Analysis
Democracy - New South Wales - History
New South Wales - Politics and government - 1788-1900