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Page 255
56 While Nettie Palmer gave her magnificent witness that Australia was a place for things of the spirit as well as the concerns of the sheep walk , the cattle run , the horse races , the ' footy ' and the cricket , copies of Katharine ...
56 While Nettie Palmer gave her magnificent witness that Australia was a place for things of the spirit as well as the concerns of the sheep walk , the cattle run , the horse races , the ' footy ' and the cricket , copies of Katharine ...
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He attributed his financial troubles , the hole in his pocket , as he called it , to the indifference of Australians to things of the spirit , rather than to faults in his own clay . As D. H. Lawrence had put it , Australians had a ...
He attributed his financial troubles , the hole in his pocket , as he called it , to the indifference of Australians to things of the spirit , rather than to faults in his own clay . As D. H. Lawrence had put it , Australians had a ...
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On 22 September the Australian Board of Control asked the Marylebone Cricket Club whether the latter now conceded a direct attack by the bowler on the batsman was against the spirit of the game . They asked whether the English would ...
On 22 September the Australian Board of Control asked the Marylebone Cricket Club whether the latter now conceded a direct attack by the bowler on the batsman was against the spirit of the game . They asked whether the English would ...
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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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