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The Fitzgerald Brothers' Circus, the biggest in Australia and New Zealand in the late 19th century, was enormously popular. Gillian Arrighi provides a vivid account of the Circus's tent shows, orchestrated performances and personalities. Arrighi presents insights into the significance of the circus in Australasia and how it helped shape the general public's ideas of Australian nationhood.
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