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Oct 7, 2008 21 min

Captured in Staffordshire

from National Museum of Australia – Audio on demand program Hosted by Rebecca Nason, National Museum of Australia

Date recorded: 11 June 2008. Curator Rebecca Nason discusses two Staffordshire figurines of nineteenth-century Irish nationalist, parliamentarian and convict William Smith O'Brien. His story is told in the Australian Journeys gallery.

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