William Lane and the New Australia in Paraguay
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J. C. Watson
W. A. Holman
Bulletin
Souter
Mary Gilmore
New Australia
Robert Owen
Cosme
Auckland
Anzac
Nueva
The New French Revolution A Social and Economic Survey
Book review of John Ardagh’s The New French Revolution 1945-1967. It notes the author’s Paris years, widespread interviews, and a society split between old France and a rapid tech driven modernization. The review praises the study’s breadth, detail, and balanced critique of politics, economy, and culture.
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France
John Ardagh
Secker and Warburg
Times
Paris
de Gaulle
Britain
Ardagh
Edgar Faure
Rene Capitani
Grenoble
Caen
Rennes
Louis Armand
Philippe Lamour
California
Languedoc
Leclerc
Montmartre
Les Halles
Mary Renault novel reissued by Longmans in 1939 work
Mary Renault’s debut Purpose of Love, published in 1939, is reissued by Longmans at $3.90. The tale centers on a nurse and a laboratory pathologist in a hidden bisexual romance, told with tenderness and insight.
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Mary Renault
Longmans
Making Friends with 100 Composers by James Glen non
James Glennon’s ninth book in the Making Friends with Music series offers music students a compact guide. It provides short biographies of 100 composers and notes principal works. The author shares opinions, including brief assessments of controversial figures like Schoenberg Stravinsky Poulenc and Prokofiev.
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Schoenberg
Stravinsky
Poulenc
Prokofiev
W. L. Hoffmann
Seven Days at the Silbersteins reviewed
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Welgevonden
Salome
Henry
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Australian Government and Politics Handbook spotlight
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Colin A. Hughes
B. D. Graham
ANU Press
Tis
Colin’ “Hughes
Columbia University
London School of Economics
University of Queensland
B.D. Graham
The
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SEMAN
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de Guevar
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Alan
Waills
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Australan
Poley
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Washington
Stewart ‘Allop
America
Sampson
Europe
Crawier
Oade
Kimberley
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Amany
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van der Post
Neaie Murch
Roderick Allen
Christina — Clerc
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Garema Place
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