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Page 212
... Melbourne either . Melbourne , he told Palmer , was ' a wowser , bourgeois town , without an idea of any kind , and intensely bored with its respectability and stupidity'.29 The prominent painters also had a love - hate relationship ...
... Melbourne either . Melbourne , he told Palmer , was ' a wowser , bourgeois town , without an idea of any kind , and intensely bored with its respectability and stupidity'.29 The prominent painters also had a love - hate relationship ...
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... Melbourne that trade was the father of the British navy . The provision by Great Britain of better markets for ... Melbourne was already too much a ' wowser , bourgeois town ' in which he was ' intensely bored ' . Melbourne , and indeed ...
... Melbourne that trade was the father of the British navy . The provision by Great Britain of better markets for ... Melbourne was already too much a ' wowser , bourgeois town ' in which he was ' intensely bored ' . Melbourne , and indeed ...
Page 442
... Melbourne . Two of his sons have been prefects at Melbourne Grammar School where , like Sir Harold , they rowed in the first eight . Sir Harold sent them to Cambridge in England for their university education . During 1930 Sir Harold's ...
... Melbourne . Two of his sons have been prefects at Melbourne Grammar School where , like Sir Harold , they rowed in the first eight . Sir Harold sent them to Cambridge in England for their university education . During 1930 Sir Harold's ...
Contents
VICTORY OF THE COMFORTABLE CLASSES | 47 |
A DIVIDED AUSTRALIA | 80 |
John Joseph Ambrose Curtin and Robert Gordon Menzies frontispiece | 116 |
Copyright | |
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