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William Cumbrae-Stewart (1865–1938), Professor of Law, and Queensland Historian. Cumbrae-Stewart was appointed foundational Registrar and Librarian of the University of Queensland in 1910. In 1922 he was awarded a Doctor of Civil Law from Oxford for the thesis, “Action Pauliana; its origin development and nature.” In January 1926 Cumbrae-Stewart became Garrick Professor of Law, laying the foundation for the full faculty that was set up when he retired in 1936. Although not a well-published researcher, Cumbrae-Stewart was an important contributor to the discipline of Queensland history. In1925 he became a founder and the President of the (Royal) Historical Society of Queensland as well as the editor of the Society’s journal. Source: historyandphilosophyinqueensland.com/queensland-thinkers/...

From the cover page: " The waters from Brisbane flow on, flow on, winding in, winding out, passing banks and quips To join the ocean's mighty beep To mingle with its seas."

"COL William Arthur Wallace (1867-1945) Col. U.S. Army 7th Inf. Spanish American War 332nd Inf. WWI Born Indianapolis, Ind." www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=65626548 "The 332nd Infantry Regiment, under the command of Colonel William Wallace, was the only American unit to serve on the Italian Front, and while its participation in the fighting there was brief, the 332nd played an invaluable role in the final victory." armyhistory.org/viva-lamerica-the-332d-infantry-on-the-it... "The 332nd Infantry Regiment was an infantry regiment of the United States Army, active during World War I. It was part of the 83rd Infantry Division and served on the Italian front during the war, taking part in the Battle of Vittorio Veneto. It was disbanded in May 1919. [...] n February 1919 the 332nd Infantry Regiment received orders to return to the United States. As the regiment's three battalions had been spread out around the theatre it was not until 29 March 1919 that the regiment embarked upon the SS Duca d'Aosta. They arrived at New York on 14 April and the following week paraded through the city." en.wikipedia.org/wiki/332nd_Infantry_Regiment_ (United_States)

See also The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., April 15, 1919, Page 8, col. 4, "YANKEES BACK FROM ITALY - Members of 332nd Infantry Made Great Record in Austrian Campaign." chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn92051227/1919-04-15/ SS Duca d'Aosta: www.flickr.com/photos/library_of_congress/31993675792/

Royal Navy Officers Medal Roll 1914-1920 First Name(s) Harold Frank Last Name WALLACE Rank Sub Lieutenant Service R.N.V.R. Medals & Clasps earned: British War Medal How Issued or disposed of: No entry Notes: ex-AA/1504 RNVR.

Harold Frank Wallace was born in Cleckheaton, Bradford in 1881 to Edward James Wallace (M.D. physician) and his wife Constance. In 1891 the family were staying at Bearnock (stalking) Lodge in the Scottish Highlands. By 1901 he was an undergraduate at Oxford and in 1912 he married Elizabeth A MacPherson in the Cannock district of Staffs, where he died in 1962. An artist and Fellow of the Zoological Society, he travelled the world, writing and illustrating the following books: "Stalks abroad, being some account of the sport obtained during a two year's tour of the world", published by Longmans, Green & Co. in 1908 and dedicated to his late father. In 1913 "The Big Game of Central and Western China" was published. "Wallace was an expert stalker who specialised in painting red deer. During WW2 he was the deer controller for Scotland. He held annual exhibitions of stalking pictures in London and Edinburgh often with Balfour-Browne. His knowledge of the Highlands and his accuracy of animal paintings maintains his popularity, especially among sportsmen." Source: www.anthonywoodd.com/artist/harold-frank-wallace On 26 March 1927 he and his wife set sail from London for Gibraltar aboard the steamship SUWA MARU bound for Japan. His occupation was "Artist". Examples of his work can be found by typing his name into Google Images.

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