A History of Australia [vol. 5]Melbourne University, 1963 - Australia |
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... Phillip Island . He had become the finest orator Australia had produced since Alfred Deakin . The boy from Phillip Island has become a very fine bridge player in the drawing rooms of South Yarra where he startled his partners with his ...
... Phillip Island . He had become the finest orator Australia had produced since Alfred Deakin . The boy from Phillip Island has become a very fine bridge player in the drawing rooms of South Yarra where he startled his partners with his ...
Page 205
... Phillip Island Standard , 2 May 1923 ; Ferntree Gully News , 3 May 1924 ; personal memories of ceremony at Cowes , Phillip Island , 25 April 1923 ; School Paper ( Victoria ) , 1 May 1924 ; Diary of Nettie Palmer , 22 April 1921 , Palmer ...
... Phillip Island Standard , 2 May 1923 ; Ferntree Gully News , 3 May 1924 ; personal memories of ceremony at Cowes , Phillip Island , 25 April 1923 ; School Paper ( Victoria ) , 1 May 1924 ; Diary of Nettie Palmer , 22 April 1921 , Palmer ...
Page 499
... Phillip Island lost her second son Charlie to the Japanese near Johore Baru in 1941. Tormented by guilt and the shame of Charlie's death , her elder son , Gordon , went ' peculiar ' . Katharine Prichard drew the prize of literary fame ...
... Phillip Island lost her second son Charlie to the Japanese near Johore Baru in 1941. Tormented by guilt and the shame of Charlie's death , her elder son , Gordon , went ' peculiar ' . Katharine Prichard drew the prize of literary fame ...
Contents
VICTORY OF THE COMFORTABLE CLASSES | 47 |
A DIVIDED AUSTRALIA | 80 |
John Joseph Ambrose Curtin and Robert Gordon Menzies frontispiece | 116 |
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