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Louise D'Arcens suggests that 'medievalism in nineteenth-century Sydney University was a culturally divided phenomenon, a discipline whose internal conflicts presaged the struggle between Anglocentrism and cosmopolitanism that was to mark Australian culture for decades to come' (p 540).

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519-545 From Holy War to Border Skirmish : The Colonial Chivalry of Sydney's First Professorssmall AustLit logo Journal of Medieval and Early Modern Studies
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  • Sydney, New South Wales,
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