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'Another book about a mother by a daughter, I thought when I saw this one, summoning to mind Biff Ward’s In My Mother’s Hands (2014), Kate Grenville’s One Life (2015), and Nadia Wheatley’s Her Mother’s Daughter (2018). But while each of those books presents an impressive woman cramped – sometimes tragically so – by her postwar circumstances, in this case we have a subject who was nothing short of a national treasure.' (Introduction)
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https://www.australianbookreview.com.au/abr-online/archive/2022/march-2022-no-440/975-march-2022-no-440/8886-susan-sheridan-reviews-inseparable-elements-dame-mary-durack-a-daughter-s-perspective-by-patsy-millett
Her Mother’s Sentinel : An Unmissable Filial Portrait
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Australian Book Review
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- Inseparable Elements : Dame Mary Durack, a Daughter's Perspective 2021 single work biography
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