Correspondence and newspaper clippings [manuscript]. 1971-1972.

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Correspondence and newspaper clippings [manuscript]. 1971-1972.

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Correspondence between David Nurray and John T. Lang, Managing Editor of the "Century" re relationship between Henry Lawson and Banjo Peterson. Attached clippings from the "Century" and "A new Britannia"

9 p.

Libraries Australia

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Libraries Australia

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