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Robert Menzies: a life, Vol. 1
A. W. Martin and Patsy Hardy-
Frontmatter
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Preface (page xi)
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1 From Jeparit to the University of Melbourne (page 1)
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2 The Young Lawyer (page 32)
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3 'A Certain Amount of Public Work' (page 53)
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4 The Coming of the UAP (page 68)
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5 State Politician and Minister (page 94)
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6 Federal Attorney-General, 1934 (page 120)
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7 The Discovery of England, 1935 (page 143)
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8 Qualifying for 'Omniscience', 1936-1937 (page 177)
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9 The Narrow Squeak (page 203)
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10 England and Europe, 1938 (page 219)
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11 Days of Unsettlement, 1938-1939 (page 240)
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12 Prime Minister of Australia, 1939 (page 266)
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13 Political Uncertainties, 1939-1940 (page 287)
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14 Encountering Churchill's England, 1941 (page 316)
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15 Ireland, Churchill and Disillusion (page 337)
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16 And Bleed Awhile (page 356)
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17 In the Wilderness (page 388)
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18 Phoenix? (page 408)
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Reflections (page 425)
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Sources (page 432)
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Index (page 435)
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Published: 1993
Publisher: Melbourne University Press
- 9780522863215 (ebook)
- 9780522847116 (paper)
- 9780522844429 (hardcover)