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'Sydney has for generations been well served by dutiful Englishmen: Governor Arthur Phillip with his understanding of convict servitude; governor Lachlan Macquarie, who brooked little snobbery and gave the town its initial architectural base; and in our time Edmund Capon who, as director of the Art Gallery of NSW for 33 years, enlarged and greatly broadened its cultural and civic influence.' (Introduction)
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