OCRd book entry or other narrative
EGGLESTON, FREDERIC WILLIAM. 1892.
W.C. and Leys School, Cambridge; Articled Clerks' course; Bowen Prize 1895, Supreme Court Prize 1897.
14th Btn., Pte. 20.6.16; Courts Martial Department H.Q. Tidworth 6.3.17 - 12.12.18; T/W.O. 27.4.17; 2/Lt. 4.8.18; Lieut. 4.11.18. 12.12.18 transf. to Prime Minister's staff as professional assistant, and attended Peace Conference at Paris. Returned 16.6.19.
Publications
"George Swinburne a Biography" 1931, State Socialism in Victoria, Search for a Social Philosophy 1941, Reflections of an Australian Liberal 1957,
Narrative
He was the leading intellectual figure in the internationalist organizations which were linked, largely through the skills of Edward Dyason, in the Bureau of Social and International Affairs. Eggleston also resumed writing for British and Australian magazines and newspapers, on a scale far larger than his pre-war or early post-war work. He began research on Victorian and Australian public finance, and the political economy of statutory corporations. In addition to prolific newspaper articles and commentaries. ADB
