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'Known as the Defender of Women, Roger Farrell, youngest King's Counsel at the Australian Bar, throws himself passionately into the defence of a young woman, charged with murdering her own baby. Little does he think that the day will come when he will need all his force, all his powers of oratory, to persuade a jury that his own wife, Yvonne Farrell, should be acquitted for murdering his own father!' (back cover)
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Dedication : 'To all women who have suffered - Through no fault of their own.'
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Novel Writing Made Easy : F. J. Thwaites Guilty of Plagiarism
1936
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— Appears in: Smith's Weekly , 31 October 1936; (p. 3)
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Novel Writing Made Easy : F. J. Thwaites Guilty of Plagiarism
1936
single work
column
— Appears in: Smith's Weekly , 31 October 1936; (p. 3)
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