Letters : to Daryl Lindsay. 1956-1958.

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Letters : to Daryl Lindsay. 1956-1958.

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The letters comment on a talk given by Lindsay about his father, his book on the Felton Bequest, a horse-riding accident.

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Libraries Australia

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