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Donald Horne
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The Lucky Country - Donald Horne Dying: a Memoir - Myfwanwy Horne, Donald Horne The Permit - Donald Horne The Permit - Donald Horne The Australian People: Biography Of A Na... The Australian People: Biography Of A Nation - Donald Horne Ideas for a Nation - Donald Horne Ideas for a Nation - Donald Horne The Lucky Country: Australia in the Sixties - Donald Horne The Lucky Country Revisited - Donald Hor... The Lucky Country Revisited - Donald Horne The Queen - Mary Wilson, Donald Horne, R... The Queen - Mary Wilson, Donald Horne, Robert Blake, Jill Blake On How I Came To Write The Lucky Country... On How I Came To Write The Lucky Country - Donald Horne Money Made Us - Donald Horne Money Made Us - Donald Horne The Lucky Country: : Popular Penguins - Donald Horne Public Culture: An Argument with the Future - Donald Horne The Next Australia - Donald Horne The Next Australia - Donald Horne His Excellency's Pleasure: A Satire - Do... His Excellency's Pleasure: A Satire - Donald Horne Death Of The Lucky Country - Donald Horn... Death Of The Lucky Country - Donald Horne Right Way, Don't Go Back - Donald Horne Right Way, Don't Go Back - Donald Horne The Story Of The Australian People - Don... The Story Of The Australian People - Donald Horne lucky country: Australia in the sixties ... lucky country: Australia in the sixties - Donald Horne The Public Culture: The Triumph of Indus... The Public Culture: The Triumph of Industrialism - Donald Horne In Search of Billy Hughes - Donald Horne In Search of Billy Hughes - Donald Horne
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A little tea, a little chat rated it 51 years ago
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2 February 2011UpdateOne of the things that makes Australians feel so lucky is, having satisfactorily subjugated the indigenous population, it has never really faced an external threat. We have sent, I suspect, more than our fair share of men to fight other people's wars, if you like, but despite Ja...
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