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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Aug 07, 1965

Page

2

A Wife for the Pretender romance unfolds in Alps escape

Peggy Miller recounts the marriage alliance of the exiled Jacobite Pretender James Stuart with Maria Clementina Sobieska. The tale follows Wogan’s role, bold escape from Innsbruck, and the dramatic alpine flight to Bologna, crafted as an engaging, well produced narrative.

James Stuart James II England Channel James Mary Anne Charles Wogan Wogan Maria Clementina James Sobieski Poland Germain Charles VI Portugal Treves Bavaria Palatine Clement XI Bologna George I Sicily Italy Imperial Innsbruck Mary Clementina Alps Peggy Miller

Irresolution of Charles Johnson on Female Preaching

Dr Johnson mocks a woman's preaching by comparing it to a dog walking on hind legs and questions the acceptance of such behavior. The remark reflects a society still defined by male superiority and gender hierarchy.

Dr . Johnson

Reading Notes On Children Books And Women Graduates

A collage of book reviews and social analysis covers William Stobbs picture books Chi Ming and the Tiger Kitten and The Day Jean Pierre Was Pignapped. It also surveys Madge Dawson on Australian women graduates, education access, and teaching careers, with related publications and prices.

Three Bears William Stobbs Bodley Head Chiming Josephine Marquand Pearl Binder Denis Dobson Price Jean-Pierre Paul Gallico Dulac William Heinemann Chi Ming Hong Kong Leonard Red Pavilion Madras Tiger Killen Jacqueline Ayer Thailand Cecile Des- Dar Jean- Pierre Madge Dawson Sydney University Australia Sydney Martin Britain

The German Bookshop Ad in Garrma Place

An old newspaper ad promoting The German Bookshop at Nish and Moderts Garima Place offers newspapers magazines novels and pocketbooks from around the world. It invites subscriptions by the phone number 491519 and promises German magazines stay fresh in stock.

Garema Nish & Moderts Garinen

Founding Fathers and Australian Histories at Garema Place

Books reviewed include Whalen on Joseph Kennedy and his roles as financier diplomat and politician. Collins profiles Patrick Glynn as a key early Australian federal figure. Rhodes James revisits Gallipoli with new details. Narasimbaiah's Australian literature intro argues for a distinct national voice. All titles listed at Garema Place Canberra City with phone numbers.

Richard J. Whalen Dewnheday Joseph Kennedy Anwrigan Patrick McMahon Glynn Gerald O'Collins House of Representatives Fot Gigan Free Commonwealth Narasimbaiah Mysore University India

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Sogetsu School Edward Barron Potts Point Nsw Westerland Canberra G. H. Morton Black Rock Vic Sogetsa Hok Norman Sparnow Norman Sparnon Ufe Smith D. W. A. Baker Allen and Unwin John Buchan House of Hanover George ZYG Deis John LE Carre Irwin Shaw John O'Hara Robert Graves Majorca Paul Hogarth Angus & Robertson Green Square Kingston East Row Civic By John Powell By Ellaine Mabbutt Goldilocks LDP ALP Cpt Sydny Bisbane Talat Iif Sir Robert Collins’ Repo Mos Wilams Univesity of Queensland Department of M. Collins Manchester University Press C. Williams University Queensland Press Chi Ming and the Tiger Kitten New War History Gallipoli Robert Rhodes James Gallinall Garema Place Origi Ket
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