Let Us Now Praise Famous Men: Literature as Treaty Stance before Aboriginal Australia, a Consideration, in the Main, of the Benterrak Muecke, Roe Book "Reading the Country"

Let Us Now Praise Famous Men: Literature as Treaty Stance before Aboriginal Australia, a Consideration, in the Main, of the Benterrak Muecke, Roe Book "Reading the Country" single work criticism

Author:agent J. J. Healy

Issue Details: First known date: 1989... 1989 Let Us Now Praise Famous Men: Literature as Treaty Stance before Aboriginal Australia, a Consideration, in the Main, of the Benterrak Muecke, Roe Book "Reading the Country"

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33-45 Let Us Now Praise Famous Men: Literature as Treaty Stance before Aboriginal Australia, a Consideration, in the Main, of the Benterrak Muecke, Roe Book "Reading the Country"

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Reading the Country : Introduction to Nomadology Stephen Muecke , 1984 anthology prose
Wild Cat Falling Colin Johnson , 1965 single work novel
The Savage Crows Robert Drewe , 1976 single work novel

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