Leading Facts Connected With Federation

This is a report commissioned by the government of Tasmania, Australia, in the lead-up to the Australasian Federal Convention of 1891, which aimed to establish a federal government structure for the region. The report includes background on the history and development of the federation movement and recommendations for the role of Tasmanian delegates in the convention.

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