Industrial Labour and Politics in Australia 1900 1921 review
Ian Turner’s study on Eastern Australia’s labour movement analyzes tensions among ideologists politicians and industrialists during WWI era. The reviewer notes its strong archival use, sympathetic depiction of rank and file workers, and debates over conscription and wartime arbitration, while critiquing production quality and tone.
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Eastern Australia
Ian Turner
Australian National University
Price
Turner
Aloo
Hughes
Tanner
Britain
Euripe
USA
Broken Hill
Newcastle
Brisbane
Amiratin
ANU
Amall
The Art of the Advocate by Richard du Cann
The book surveys English barristers and trial practice, noting customs that shield advocates from witnesses and client contact. It discusses jury trials, the separation of counsel from case materials, and historical figures like Laski and Hastings, arguing the need for case investigation by solicitors within the English system.
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du Cann
Gray's Inn
Peesor
Lily
Nswueensand
Victoria
Iiu
Ria
Harold Vins
Peavenhall
Lashlant
Huserar
Marshal Hall
Simon Moir
London
Laski
Patrick Hastings
Bys Listuil
Gerald Ater Hustice
Slade
Caski
Hare
du Cann Hay
Eate
England
Commonwealth
The Diplomatic Art by Roetter and Pro 42.6 review
A brisk Canberra reading of a witty book on diplomats and their image. The piece notes Roetter’s anecdotes about embassy life and the varied perks and pitfalls of foreign service, from uniforms to dinner gossip, with sharp tone and local flavor.
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Hughes
Elias
Eames
Ent
Canberra
State Circle
Charles Roetter
State Department
Joseph Hodges Choate
London
Prince
Roetter
Tate
America
Gluck
Republican Party
Ceylon
Senate
Fulbright
India
The Young Visitors and the Soviet Doublethink
John Wain writes of a Moscow exchange student group and a cynical Western playboy in The Young Visitors. Elena and Spade clash over ideals, duty, and desire as London and Russia test belief in Communism, with love and loss shaping their fates. The novel blends tragedy and dark humor in a vivid period piece.
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Ty John von Macwillin
John Wain
Russia
Engund
Wain
Inussia
England
London
Moscow Univers Muidents
Kom Mal
Jack Spade
Jac
Rebellion Theatre Group
Socialist Theatre
Spade
Abe
Mak
Tarouiph
Flena Karkovna
Soviet Union
Elena
Bob
Spode
Pita
Bur
Iait
Komsomol
Stone
Lso
Tack Spade
PENGUINS IN BRIEF ASHES AND DIAMONDS
The Venice Festival awards the Initial Critics Prize in 1959 to the work Ashes and Diamonds. Dushne sta Maurier’s Hungry Hill is noted, with references to five generations and traditional themes. Brian Moore’s An Answer from Limbo, a 1962 publication, centers on an aspiring writer’s conflicted urges and quiet success.
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Hin Svesean
Hungry Hill
Dushnesta Maurier
Ting
Brian Moore
Lowry
Tur Pett a Tur Pett a DMIRAL OF THE FACIE
The text presents a fragmented, garbled account linking figures such as Yamamoto and Sydney with naval actions in the Coral Sea. It references historical figures, university study, and speculative commentary without clear, coherent events or dates. The passage lacks a discernible single news item or outcome to summarize.
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Cintveraity Western
Auvstraa
Ieee
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Washington
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New York Times
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Roerer
Lord Home
Muscat
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Konstantin
Atherton
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Barker
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Tur Pett
Urea
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