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Volume 2 - September 1995

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Research Article

  • Hartley Grattan and Australia-U.S. Connections

  • Ross Fitzgerald
  • Published online by Cambridge University Press:
    26 February 2016, pp. 81-83

  • Fifteen years ago, on Christmas Day 1980, I wrote a list of four people whose biography, if I had the time and ability, I would like to write. They were as follows: Queensland premier and federal treasurer, E.G. (‘Red Ted’) Theodore; Australia's only Communist member of Parliament, Fred Paterson; New Zealand born Communist and author of the superb social realist novel Sugar Heaven, Jean Devanny; and that remarkable American observer of Australia, Clinton Hartley Grattan.

Article Commentary

  • Beyond the Brisbane Line

  • Vicki Dickman, Lawrie Kavanagh, Judy Kennedy
  • Published online by Cambridge University Press:
    26 February 2016, pp. 76-87

  • ‘Beyond the Brisbane Line’ was the theme of the second Public Address of an annual series organised by the Queensland Studies Centre. Held in conjunction with the Centre's annual conference, the Public Address was presented in Toowoomba on 25 November 1994.

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