Not Slaves Not Citizens The Aboriginal Problem in WA
A P Biskup senior librarian and outsider recounts his long study of Western Australia's Aboriginal policy begun in 1960. The book traces administration history, personal journeys of migrants, and the evolving political milieu as Abel tribes, Black Australians, and state welfare shape debates amid new government policies and media attention.
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Peter Biskup
Western Australia
University of Queensland Press
Paul Hashick
Canberra College of Advanced Education
Australia
Perth
Czechoslovakia
Europe
Aboriginal policy and research insights from Peter Bishops study
The book traces white Australian imperialism toward Aborigines, argues for cultural and land concessions as the price of good relations, and notes the persistent belief in assimilating Aborigines into a brown Australian identity. It compares attitudes in the fifties, mentions university presses, and ends with an odd note on solidarity with a displaced Czech.
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Sny
Outback
University of Queensland Press
Tam
State Department
Peter Bishop
Czechoslovakia
Jesus the Earthling and the Jesus Scroll
A review of Donovan Joyce's The Jesus Scroll argues the author offers radical, speculative re interpretations of Jesus life using Jewish and Essene sources. It notes errors and overstatements, questions scroll authenticity, and suggests some premises, though overall finds the book marginally worth reading.
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Mary
Magdala
Jesus
Jerusalem
Barabbas
Qurnra
Masada
Eusebius Jerome
Hegesippus
Josephus
Joyce
Golgotha
Gethsemane
Robert Graves
Antiochus Epiphanes
de Joyce
Jesus of
Gennesereth
Max Grosset
Israel
Tron
Kremlin
Vatican
Yigael Yadin
Masida
Yadin
Yallin
Three Romatic Tales Promote Quiet Cornish Romance
A review notes three romance stories from Collins reader-friendly set pieces. Victoria Holt’s Bride of Pendorric tops a Cornwall coast cliff hanger lineup, The Heir of Garlands shifts a Regency inheritance into romance, Home at Sundown places a Western Australia backdrop for a clear heroine versus anti heroine dynamic, ending with hopeful closure.
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Collins
Victoria Holt
Hebe Elena
Sundown
Lucy Walker
Australia
The Cadogan Diaries Show World War I in Sharp Light
A review lauds The Diaries of Sir Alexander Cadogan edited by David Dirks, praising Cadogan as a brilliant public servant whose diaries reveal candid views on Churchill Eden and wartime diplomacy. It highlights Cadogan’s cautions against impulsive action, his cost of action, and his resilience under pressure, noting high regard from figures like Bevin and Stettinius.
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Cadogan
David Diths
England
Churchill
Eden
H. V. Feat
Foreign Office
Alexander — Cadogan
David Dirks
Cassell
Anthony
Caseman
Ernest Bevin
Stettinius
Tord Halifax
Culogan
United Nations
Lake Success
A Mutiny in Perspective Review of Leasor's Delhi 1857 Study
A critical appraisal notes Leasor’s Delhi and Meerut mutiny study, praising its wide cast of characters and documentary tone while faulting early pace and scattered focus. The reviewer highlights Hodson's Horse as a highlight and Graham Lang as a central yet shifting figure, with historical detail balanced against narrative energy.
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Te Weller
Delhi
Meerut
Ambali
Iain
Ralas
Directo Prabadhy
Hakan
Serees Carle
Hodson
Haring
Oten
Baker Street
Side Lang
Atton
Monson
Sabhiers
Jean
Uke
Teestan
Rezazy
Chem
Hove
Paradise by Pull Anehen review critique in glossy fashion
The reviewer attacks Paradise as a glamorized London novel about two career women Vanessa and Elinor, noting its static cerebral portrayal, social conditioning themes, and superficial liberation. It contrasts with real life and Hollywood fantasies, urging readers to skip the book for a glossy film substitute.
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London
New York
Manhattan
Sargenwich Village
Vanessa
Lonedon School of Arts
Sind
Elinor
My Kitchen
Ine
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Donovan Joyce
Ferret Books
Melbourne
Burnie Bell
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Hormer
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Doc Piesie
Daltons
Rema Place
Alan Watt
Wiseom
Calogin
Char- Eden
Cardelty Hull
Kelly
Britain
Atralia
Lang
James Leasor
Heinemann
Mil Perrin
UPR
Hollywood
Paddy Kitchen
Paradise
Pull Anehen
Gillan Sc
Llonie Sandercock
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