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Effects of war

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  • Donna Coates
    Lesbia Harford’s Homefront Warrior and Women’s World War I Writing

    Sometime during the early 1920s, Lesbia Harford wrote The Invaluable Mystery, a novel which concerns Sally, an urban working-class woman, and her struggle to survive on her own when her German-born father, Mr Putman, and brother, Max, are interned…

    1 May 1995
  • Neil James
    A Paperback Canon: The Australian Pocket Library

    In 1943, the Advisory Board of the Commonwealth Literary Fund sensed an opportunity. Prime Minister Curtin had been approached by the AIF Women's Auxiliary for Prisoners of War, which requested that cheap editions of Australian books be made available to…

    1 May 2000

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