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Overview
Overview
This reissue of a highly controversial book examines how a nation's history is always open to interpretation and chronicles various battling viewpoints observed in infamy by many Australians. A detailed summary of the relationships between historians, cultural critics, and major social figures, this work records fascinating stories such as historian Manning Clark's public exposure as a Soviet agent, the ferocious parliamentary debate on immigration sparked by historian Geoffrey Blainey, and the story of editor Robert Manne's defense of indigenous Australians. This new edition includes a new chapter by the authors, as well as a new foreword exploring the book's relevance in its original publication.
- Format: Trade Paperback
- Author: Macintyre, Stuart
- ISBN: 9780522851281
- Condition: Used
- Dimensions: 7.70 x 0.90
- Number Of Pages: 300
- Publication Year: 2004
Language:
English